/system ssh 172.19.3.12 "/interface ethernet disable ether5"/system script run disable_ether5
/system scheduler set [find name=netwatchsch1] set start-time=([/sys clock get time] + 0:0:1)
/system ssh 1.2.3.4 user=admin "/log print "hello";it is not possible to execute interactive commands from other scripts via script.
If you open terminal it is OK
if that is done via script = nothing happens.
/log info message="Backup run";
/system backup save name=backup/auto.backup;
/log info message="pre SSH";
/system ssh user=<user> address=<host> command="ftp ftp://<backup_user>:<pass>@router/%2Fbackup%2Fauto.backup -o /<path to backup>/auto-`date +%F`.backup"
/log info message="post SSH";
You not feel the Power of ssh-script-running, don't You? It's too dangerousGuys! any solution? I need this option bady to sync two VRRP MT. This is stupid issue. why SSH not allowed to run over script?
/System ssh address=10.0.0.200 user=admin command=reboot
:local router2address "192.168.88.1";
:local router2interfaces "sfpp1,sfp1,vlan9";
:local router2username "user1";
:local SetInterface do={
:local interfaces [:toarray $1];
:local mode [:tostr $2];
:local host $3;
:local user [:tostr $4];
:local cmd;
#Set diabled bollean (true/false)
:local disabled; :if ($mode="disable") do={:set $disabled true;} else {:set $disabled false;}
#If host not set, interfaces are local
if ([:typeof $host]="nothing") do={
#Host wasn't set, then set local interfaces
foreach interface in=[:toarray $interfaces] do={
if ([:len [/interface find name=$interface]]>0) do={
if ([/interface get value=disabled $interface]!=$disabled) do={
/interface set disabled=$disabled $interface
:log info ([/system clock get time]." '$interface' has been ".$mode."d.\r\n");
}
} else {
:log info ([/system clock get time]." '$interface' not exists.\r\n");
}
}
} else {
#Host has been set, then create ssh's command for sending
foreach interface in=[:toarray $interfaces] do={
:set $cmd ($cmd."if ([:len [/interface find name=$interface]]>0) do={ if ([/interface get value=disabled $interface]!=[:tobool $disabled]) do={ /interface set disabled=[:tobool $disabled] $interface; :log info \"'$interface' $mode command has been received from '$[/system identity get name]' (via ssh).\" } else { :log warning \"$mode command from '$[/system identity get name]' (via ssh) was denied, '$interface' already $mode.\" }} else { :log error \"$mode command from '$[/system identity get name]' (via ssh) was failed, '$interface' not exists.\" }\r\n");
:log info ([/system clock get time]." '$interface' $mode command has been sent to '$host' via ssh ($user).\r\n");
}
#Check if host responding
if ([/ping $host count=1]>0) do={
#Host response, connect to host and send command
do {
/system ssh $host user=$user command=$cmd
} on-error={
#Error caold not connect to host
:log info ([/system clock get time]." $mode command was not sent, could not connect to 'host'.\r\n");
}
} else {
#Host not respoding
:log info ([/system clock get time]." $mode command was not sent, 'host' not responding.\r\n");
}
}
}
$SetInterface $router2interfaces disable $router2address $router2username
Hello,I have uploaded to Github my old Python script that does what you need: connects to a number of different Mikrotik routers and then executes some commands. All you need to do is edit username and password in .py file, list of IP addresses and commands.
The only requirement is that you have Python installed with paramiko module on either Windows, Linux or MacOS machine.
mikrotik-distributed-ssh
Hello,
is it possible to change your script to join with RSA key connection with a password + specific username?
Thank you
Hi,Hello,
is it possible to change your script to join with RSA key connection with a password + specific username?
Thank you
Could you clarify the question a bit? As I understood, you want the script to know which hosts use which usernames, passwords and keys, with same host having multitude of those?
Useful, but only if you can login without a password as the /system ssh prompt does not allow you to enter in the password in the connect string.hello,
no solution but a work around
not running the ssh command via a script -> importing them via an rsc file
/system scheduler add name=run_sshscript interval=24:00:00 start-time=00:00:00 start-date=jan/01/1970 on-event="/import file=sshscript.rsc"
the commands (system ssh x.x.x.x command="") is stored in the rsc files
regards
I tried this, but could not get it going. If I manually call the script from the terminal it works fine and connects to ssh, but if I run it with a schedule it doesn't execute and gives a script error, or nothing.it works with ssh key
you just need to create the scheduler and script with the account linked to the private key.
I'd love to be proven wrong, but that doesn't work. I've just tried it again in 6.42.7. What version are you running it on?as i said
you need to create a .rsc file (eg: /system ssh x.x.x.x command="/interface disable ether1")
safe it as script.rsc
then create the scheduler:
/import script.rsc verbose=yes
you'll see the script starting and where it gets interrupted
im really interested with the solution you made. do i need to input username/passsword on the ssh command in .rsc? do you have a sample script sir?hello,
no solution but a work around
not running the ssh command via a script -> importing them via an rsc file
/system scheduler add name=run_sshscript interval=24:00:00 start-time=00:00:00 start-date=jan/01/1970 on-event="/import file=sshscript.rsc"
the commands (system ssh x.x.x.x command="") is stored in the rsc files
regards
His solution doesn't work, or at least doesn't work any more. I've asked him for more details and he hasn't been forthcoming.im really interested with the solution you made. do i need to input username/passsword on the ssh command in .rsc? do you have a sample script sir?hello,
no solution but a work around
not running the ssh command via a script -> importing them via an rsc file
/system scheduler add name=run_sshscript interval=24:00:00 start-time=00:00:00 start-date=jan/01/1970 on-event="/import file=sshscript.rsc"
the commands (system ssh x.x.x.x command="") is stored in the rsc files
regards
This post is about connecting to a remote router via a script. As you can't run MobaXterm on the router, that is not an applicable solution to the problem.Hi,
i found better solution for multiple config mikrotiks via ssh:
Software: MobaXterm
create and save different mikrotik sessions, then run from menu MultiExec
now you can type commands multiple in all terminals - run script working
Thank you floryluc! Very nice of you to post this here. I will definitely give it a bash.As I have seen that several of you are in the same problem, I decided to share it with the whole community
