This would solve SO Many issues on Network maps - especially with primary discoveries, sub maps and so on. Can you please build the option to right click on a device and "Move To Map" Either a dynamic dropdown menu of maps off it, or probably easier a popup with a dropdown of maps to selec...

This might fall on deaf ears, but an ability to extend the capabilities of the SMS Tools would be great! So far SMS gateway devices are often expensive. Having a Mikrotik device (e.g. LtAP) which can interface via API, HTTP or even SMPP would be wonderful since even some software packages are exceed...

With 802.11ay having a bigger bandwidth, I'm surprised that it's still limited to a Gigabit port. Although it would affect the depth of the unit, a SFP+ port might be handy..

3 differing requests that may become very useful Within Winbox: Right click menu option for on an ARP record or DHCP Lease to quickly issue WOL request Consider a GeoIP package allowing for firewall filtering by Country (a big ask I know, but there are good Linux resources for this - https://www.max...

On the specs page for power it seems very odd and I suspect it's wrong!
https://mikrotik.com/product/gper
Max out per port output (input < 30 V) 0.7 A
Max out per port output (input > 30 V) 2 A

So at 48V it allows 2A to pass through, yet at 24V it only allows 700mA through??!!

Regards,
Bevan

Hi, how would this work if you wanted a MAC address from say a DHCP lease? That way it'd be possible to run WOL to a classroom/office area based on computer name. :foreach i in [/ip dhcp-server lease mac find] do={ :if ("." . [:find [/ip dhcp-server lease get $i active-host-name] "Stu...

Scheduled backups of devices, configurable from The Dude - yes please!

scheduled device upgrades
scheduled config backups

Definitely. Much easier to run a scheduled shutdown than have it culled when an urgent shutdown is required.
That and if a maintenance reboot / ESXi update is applied a stable shutdown of all guests on a server is much easier than having to SSH/Winbox in as an extra step just to shut down the CHR..

Network Maps: It would be handy to have a user-option that can rotate through the Network Maps on say a 10 second/predetermined cycle showing all the elements laid out. For a visual output in a SysAdmin's office it could then bring to attention any devices down, especially where a Flash or Popup ma...

Network Maps: It would be handy to have a user-option that can rotate through the Network Maps on say a 10 second/predetermined cycle showing all the elements laid out. For a visual output in a SysAdmin's office it could then bring to attention any devices down, especially where a Flash or Popup ma...

This part is more experimental as it depends on how you want to graph the data. Under Probes you can do this in two ways (both if you want). The more useful one to have graphing of Voltage is to create a Probe linked to a function. Create a new Probe called Voltage Type: Function Agent: default (in ...

mipsbe: First of all create a new function named: mipsbe_voltage In Code enter: oid ("iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.mikrotik.mikrotikExperimentalModule.mtXRouterOs.mtxrHealth.mtxrHlVoltage.0") Create another function named: mipsbe_voltage_size (for use later on) round (mipsbe_vo...

After having a look through several old threads it was about time that a new thread with info on later versions of The Dude was released. Most data is sort of right but it depends on what you are trying to achieve. Below I will break each section up into separate posts since I won't have that much t...

Hi. Although other protocols exist for more expansive routing, in some cases it's easier to create a group of target addresses and assign a route to the list rather than create a lot of single route rules. Although the backend won't work like this, if it was possible to have it transparent on the GU...

Would there be a way to do it simpler with say a RB951G at each end with 2x Ubiquiti AirMax's acting as the bridging A.P's/clients?
Our current setup is Active-Backup but balance-rr or -alb would be better.

Same query - would it be possible to eventually have a reverse DNS lookup added to Torch so that when doing a Src or Dst address lookup with Torch it would show the FQDN (URL) instead of the I.P address. I'd find this very handy to track down what the heavily used source domains are for internet use...