Thanks Rextended, that did the trick - got it down to 2s initial delay post-startup and now it runs as expected.

Device: LtAP LTE6 rOS: 7.12.1 I want to disable wlan1 on startup for a period of time. The script itself works perfectly when I run it manually: {/interface/set wlan1 disabled=yes :delay 30s; /interface/set wlan1 disabled=no} But on startup wlan1 is not disabled as expected. The script has read &...

I have CHR set up on AWS as a SSTP server for several branch offices to tunnel back to for management & monitoring. Each branch office has a RB450Gx4 and everything including the CHR are running 7.6 Stable. This has operated flawlessly without any problem for months until today when one of the S...

Thanks to /u/Ardric on Reddit for solving this:

I'm trying to monitor the toner levels in a HP JetDirect printer. There are two separate OID's needed per toner; one is the max level of the toner and the second is the current level. You're supposed to take the latter, divide it by the former, and multiply that by 100 to get the correct % value. I ...

And I forgot to add that the Mikrotik is directly (physically) connected to the ProCurve switches.

My network has a combination of Mikrotik, HP ProCurve, & Ubiquiti. The ProCurves have no issues seeing each other, the UBNT radios, and the Mikrotiks via CDP. Interestingly, the Mikrotiks show up via both the show cdp neighbors and show lldp info remote-device commands. But when I view /ip neigh...

Thanks, that's exactly what I'm looking for. Firewall rules shouldn't be too big a deal either way. I'll have to play with the maps thing, that's the most tedious part of my plan; I kind of want to distribute the maps across each site's ZD, but I don't think it's possible to do the 'single pane' app...

Greetings, I've been using The Dude to monitor a couple of small networks for about a year now, and really love it. I currently manage about 100 larger networks all over the country that all have a Mikrotik at the heart of each network on which I'd like to monitor each respective network remotely wi...

Patrick, I'm sure there's a more efficient way to do this in the existing script, but a method you could try would be to create two copies of the script, and set the second script up with your second DynDNS account information and set it to obtain by the appropriate Interface. You'll have to create ...

OpenDNS got back to me today. Basically, because the server is shared and the Mikrotik does not send a Host: in the header, the server sends a redirect to HTTPS (they do not allow updates via HTTP any longer), and another redirect to updates.opendns.com. The latter only updates your OpenDNS account,...

Yes, it works on 6.2

Thanks, I'll give that a try. RB1 is remote, so it might be awhile before I can get to it to swap the PSU.

And no, unfortunately not, I was referring to Celsius, temps were copied straight out of terminal /system health print

Bump, anyone?

I'm experiencing two issues, which I suspect are related. I have two RB450Gs as follows: RB450G 1: - V6.2, FW 3.0.7 - Standard aluminum case - Indoors in an air-conditioned room - Basic config: Masq, DHCP, firewall, no hotspot/connection tracking - ~10-20 users - 15Mbps or less of WAN traffic at any...

Figured I'd update my progress on this. I used Packet Sniffer to get a capture at the WAN to see what was going on. The DNS O Matic server is definately sending a 301 response, and redirects me to http://www.opendns.com/nic/update? Here's the GET Request from the Mikrotik: http://i.imgur.com/uYhoEyG...

DNS O Matic uses the exact same syntax as DynDNS: http://dnsomatic.com/wiki/api I added the following to the script: :if ($service = "dnsomatic") do={ /tool fetch user=$username password=$password mode=http address="updates.dnsomatic.com" \ src-path="/nic/update?hostname=$ho...

I have a USB modem attached to this Mikrotik RB411U. The 3G portion is working perfectly. I want to be able to connect a device to the Mikrotik, get DHCP locally, and have my Internet gateway be the 3G connection. In the past, this has worked with /interface bridge> add name=bridge1 /interface bridg...