Hi all: I have searched this forum and the documentation, and didn't find what I am looking for... I don't know if this is feasible or not. My situation: I am using a MT box right now to serve out several different hotspots (one hotspot per VLAN) to my customers. So far it works fine, and I can hand...

I am in the process of setting up a primitive framework, to deal with this problem. It will likely use a mix of Expect (Perl::Expect) and other free tools, to make deploying large numbers of RouterOS machines easier. I welcome any suggestions, and I have no problem sharing my results with anyone who...

Thanks, I will try the /system upgrade tip. If I read you correctly, this will only update the software packages though, correct? So if say, I made changes to my firewall rules, or changed some configurations on my dhcp server, these will NOT be replicated on other machines via /system upgrade, am I...

Looks you have SSH setup as a public-accessible service, and someone is trying to get in. This type of attack has become more and more popular recently with SSH. My recommendation to you is to set up SSH so only the necessary hosts can access it. You would usually do this in /ip firewall rule input,...

Hi all: I have searched through this forum and the documentation and I haven't found what I am after. Here is my situation: I currently have about 18 Mikrotik RouterOS machines that I need to administer. They each run a location/facility, and they have almost identical setups, except they may displa...

Did anyone in this forum know how to bypass the "press ENTER to continue" or how to send the "ENTER" via perl telnet script??? Here is a simple perl module I wrote recently, using ssh and Expect, to deal with a similar problem. You can easily swap out 'ssh' with 'telnet' if you ...