Is this still the case? I've tried with RouterOS6 and RouterOS7 and still see the problem.

I need a reliable and fast way to say "/ip route print where dst-address contains 10.10.10.15"

This script was probably written long before subnet math was directly supported in routeros. If you are running 6 or 7 then this should work. Replace this: # Convert to array of octets (replace '.' with ',') :for x from=0 to=([:len [:tostr $minaddress]] - 1) do={ :if ([:pick [:tostr $minaddress] $x ...

I thought this was already available but now I see that it isn't, so "me too". Please support wired 802.1x.

+1, please add this

I figured out how to do this. In netinstall you remove routeros-mipsbe. Then you install all the packages that are normally in the default build, like "system", "routing", etc.

At that point you can also install ipv6 and it will be enabled on first boot.

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Is it possible to turn on IPv6 using netinstall? For some reason it's disabled in the routeros-mipsbe package. If I try to add the ipv6 package directly it says "Missing: system". If I put "/system package enable ipv6" in my netinstall script then it's enabled.. after the next tw...

Ok, this does not address the interface-type bug, but the workaround for SSID and pre-shared-key is to not use "terse" mode. The values are quoted in the normal output.

Found more examples of unquoted output with spaces:

ssid=cats and boots area=""
wpa-pre-shared-key=cats and boots wpa2-pre-shared-key=cars and clowns

How can we reasonably parse these?

Here is an example: [provisioning@MikroTik] > /interface wireless print terse 0 name=wlan1 mtu=1500 l2mtu=1600 mac-address=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx arp=enabled disable-running-check=no interface-type=Atheros AR9300 ... I think interface-type=Atheros AR9300 should be interface-type="Atheros AR9300"

There are some things I need in order to effectively use these devices as CPE. I'd love to see these on the roadmap as future features, or see some peoples workarounds or means of doing what I'm doing. Basically what I'm looking for is to treat the routers the same way a cable modem or an ATA is tre...