Hello everyone
I'm trying to get my problem solved using scripting and since it's my first time I hope someone could help me with it
I got 2 L2TP connections which randomly goes down and I need to disable them for couple of minutes and then enable them to make them work again!
I wanted to make Router OS automatically do this for me using scripting more explanations :

ping L2tp gateway
if down > disable interface X
delay ( wait )
enable interface X
Delay
and then start over again

best regards

Hi! Use the scheduler and your interface names.

Use Netwatch ROS feature for this, set host to IP on which you need to check connection and in down-script set script code which disables/enables interface, additionally check interval and timeout properties if you need to tweak how fast it will react on connection loss.

Use Netwatch ROS feature for this, set host to IP on which you need to check connection and in down-script set script code which disables/enables interface, additionally check interval and timeout properties if you need to tweak how fast it will react on connection loss.

What about the interface?
/tool ping interface=
Netwatch can choose an interface?

Why interface is needed in this case? Unless destination not reachable over main vrf, since Netwatch is lacking vrf setting.

P.S.
Netwatch has src-address property, it can be set to IP of desired interface.

Hi, I have a doubt. I have a network, separated by VRF for management and web access. But I have a problem is that I have ping between VRFs, for example: I have a router that contains the two vrfs (vrf1 and vrf2) each vrf has its own different network and the gateways are in router. Now if I have a pc on vrf1 with network 1 and I make the vrf2 gateway this ping is possible. This is counterintuitive because I understand that the vrfs are in different routing domains. And also if I ping vrf1's PC from vrf2 with a source from its own network, I can reach it. Please help.

Why interface is needed in this case? Unless destination not reachable over main vrf, since Netwatch is lacking vrf setting.

P.S.
Netwatch has src-address property, it can be set to IP of desired interface.

If there is no src-address address, dhcp client?

Isn't that bound address then? This can be retrieved for interface and set into src-address property.