I had bought a license for Mikrotik 3.x and the same script doesn't work with 3.14
Can somebody adapt it to version 3.14? Without documentation on 3.x scripting host, I can't figure out there the problem lies in the script
Netwatch II
I was using this script http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Improved_Netwatch_II for a couple of years without a problem on my 2.9.xx Mikrotik.
I had bought a license for Mikrotik 3.x and the same script doesn't work with 3.14
Can somebody adapt it to version 3.14? Without documentation on 3.x scripting host, I can't figure out there the problem lies in the script
I had bought a license for Mikrotik 3.x and the same script doesn't work with 3.14
Can somebody adapt it to version 3.14? Without documentation on 3.x scripting host, I can't figure out there the problem lies in the script
Re: Netwatch II
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:local i 0;
{
:do {
:set i ($i + 1);
} while=(($i < 5) && ([/ping xx.xx.xx.xx interval=3 count=1]=0))
:if ($i=5 && [/ip route get [find comment="Default Route"] distance]=1) do={
:log info "Main Gateway down";
/ip route set [find comment="Default Route"] distance=3;
}
Last edited by mrz on Wed Oct 15, 2008 4:00 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Netwatch II
mrz Thank you, but it just keeps saying:
For
expected variable name (line 1 column 6)
For
syntax error (line 1 column 17)
Then I just launch the script by pressing Run Script, only silence I hear.
For
this error::set i ($i + 1);
expected variable name (line 1 column 6)
For
this error::if ($i=5 && [/ip route get [find comment="Default Route"]
distance]=1
syntax error (line 1 column 17)
Then I just launch the script by pressing Run Script, only silence I hear.
Re: Netwatch II
sorry, script edited. It is working on my router.
Re: Netwatch II
Sorry to say, but I had tried to paste it with spaces, without spaces...all the ways i could inventsorry, script edited. It is working on my router.
Nothing! nothing! nothing!
Then I launch it, it's not even pinging the host. I can judge this by looking at the counters of my icmp rule.
Then I create a simple script, that just pings(/ping xx.xx.xx.xx), the counters show that it's working and in /ip firewall connections I clearly see this.
WTF i'm doing wrong?
Re: Netwatch II
Run script manually from console, if there are any errors they will be shown in console output.
Re: Netwatch II
mrz, I did test the script from console and it gives me the same errors as in my previous messages.
Re: Netwatch II
1) When you paste script directly in console then put it all in { }.
otherwise first line where local i is defined will be treated as another script.
2) You need route in routing table with comment "Default Route"
Script is working if both conditions above are met.
otherwise first line where local i is defined will be treated as another script.
2) You need route in routing table with comment "Default Route"
Script is working if both conditions above are met.
Re: Netwatch II
I didn't know that you have to put the script in { }. Thank you. I will try later.1) When you paste script directly in console then put it all in { }.
otherwise first line where local i is defined will be treated as another script.
Re: Netwatch II
mrz your script is working ok with one more } at the end.
So the final script look like:
So the final script look like:
Big thanks for your help.:local i 0;
{
:do {
:set i ($i + 1);
} while=(($i < 5) && ([/ping xx.xx.xx.xx interval=3 count=1]=0))
:if ($i=5 && [/ip route get [find comment="Default Route"] distance]=1) do={
:log info "Main Gateway down";
/ip route set [find comment="Default Route"] distance=3;
}
}