i need to test if a route is up via ping without actually using it for routing traffic. ping interface=wlan2 google.com or so is not enough, i need to check the whole route....
you can do ping routing-table=blah google.com, but have no idea how to create these table. googleing did not turn up anythign usefull...
kind regards
Re: how do i use different routing table?
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/ip route
add gateway=192.0.2.1 routing-mark=test-routing
/ping routing-table=test-routing google.comRe: how do i use different routing table?
ah perfect thank you
Re: how do i use different routing table?
hmm
here is a problem in this sernario:
internet-default-----rb750------rb433ah----internet-backup
if i ping google.com from rb750 throw internet-backup and it happen to be down i get a route redirected result and script things it is up
if ([ping 208.67.222.222 routing-table=Backup-Gateway count=1] = 0) do={/log info message="Backup-Gateway down"}
here is a problem in this sernario:
internet-default-----rb750------rb433ah----internet-backup
if i ping google.com from rb750 throw internet-backup and it happen to be down i get a route redirected result and script things it is up
if ([ping 208.67.222.222 routing-table=Backup-Gateway count=1] = 0) do={/log info message="Backup-Gateway down"}
Re: how do i use different routing table?
This is an old topic. But for fellow googler's sake here is the routing rule to disable other routing tables lookup:
Took me a good while to figure this out. Hope this will help somebody else.
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/ip route rule
add action=lookup-only-in-table routing-mark=test-routing table=test-routing
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