I found the answer: /interface/wireless/monitor =.id=*2 =once= !re =status=connected-to-ess =band=5ghz-10mhz =frequency=5180 =wireless-protocol=802.11 =tx-rate=18.0Mbps =rx-rate=3.0Mbps =ssid=MikroTik =bssid=00:15:6D:54:6E:43 =radio-name=00156D546E43 =signal-strength=-84 =tx-signal-strength=-81 =noi...

Thanks for the quick response. I don't think the registration-table contains the values I'm looking for. I'm interested in the Overall Tx CCQ and Noise Floor as displayed in Winbox on the Status tab for a wireless interface. If I ssh in to the device I can see the values when I execute the following...

Is there a way to access these values using the API? I am using the Java version if that matters.
I'm working with RouterOS versions 3.30 thru 5.0rc3.

I've managed to resolve this. The Java API described here: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php ... 07#p103407
does not account for a length being encoded in more than one byte.

definitely not 5.0rc2 as this works there:

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/interface/wireless/info/print
=.proplist=5ghz-channels

What response are you seeing when you do this?
I have upgraded to 5.0rc3 and I still do not get a response to this API command. It just hangs.

I'm writing a java app to access information on my board and can't seem to get this information. I've posted a more specific question regarding the 5ghz-channels ( http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=46091 ) but would like to ask a more general question here. What is the best way to ge...

I'm using 4.10. Thanks for asking.

More information:
When I query for any of the 5ghz properties or the capabilities property the call never returns. All other properties behave as expected.

I'm trying to access the supported bands and the various channels for each. I can issue the following: /interface/wireless/info/print =.proplist=supported-bands And get this back: !re =supported-bands=5ghz,5ghz-turbo,5ghz-10mhz,5ghz-5mhz !re =supported-bands=2ghz-b,2ghz-g,2ghz-g-turbo,2ghz-10mhz,2gh...

Thanks for the help.

That did the trick.

When I ssh to my device, I can set one of the static-key values to empty (which is the default) using the following command: /interface wireless security-profiles set <name> static-key-0="" However, I am unable to do the same using the API. I have tried this: /interface/wireless/security-p...

Any progress on this issue. When I issues "/export =file=myconfig" from the API I get a 8600 byte file. When I issue "/export file=myconfig" from the command line (telnet or ssh), I get a 17215 byte file.