/dude device print where
.dead .id .nextid comment name
+1Any change to get something others than name in terminal or with API ?
Regards,Code: Select all/dude device print where .dead .id .nextid comment name
Michael Plourde
Digicom Technologies
PaulsMT,At the moment we can't promise any date about CLI Dude.
AiroSam - Please update your Dude server to the latest RC (6.39rc7), and check if device Status=up and RouterOS Status=ok
I really need this too, thanksAny change to get something others than name in terminal or with API ?
Regards,Code: Select all/dude device print where .dead .id .nextid comment name
Michael Plourde
Digicom Technologies
+1MikroTik team - PLEASE - add to the Dude scheduled ROS upgrade with selected package.
I wold like to upgrade customers MikroTik devices (CPE) nightly, so scheduled update would be great, as is at a...rCon...ol
I can reproduce it via WinBox from 2 PCs and via WebFig: as soon as I change Retry Interval and press 'Apply', Retry Count is set to that new number. it's x86, checked v6.38 and v6.39rc7 (two different routers). will supout help you? or I can give you remote accessChupaka - Thanks, but I wasn't able to reproduce.
The problem didn't appear in the Dude client. Reproduced/Reported in Winbox/Webfig. ThanksI can reproduce it via WinBox from 2 PCs and via WebFig: as soon as I change Retry Interval and press 'Apply', Retry Count is set to that new number. it's x86, checked v6.38 and v6.39rc7 (two different routers). will supout help you? or I can give you remote accessChupaka - Thanks, but I wasn't able to reproduce.
7th post above yours.When I click the right mouse button, I can no longer find the Winbox device access option.
In RouterOS Dude Tools I also do not see it anymore.
Default Winbox tool is removed, please use tools to specify path to your Winbox.exe file:
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:The_Dude_v6/Tools
isn't that what 'Parents' property for? at least in v3.6 I doubt they removed it in v6.xWhen there is a tree of connections between devices, and the first of them stops working, "the dude" send notifications about failure of all devices below tree. Example for 200 devices.
Let's not talk about the obvious, is that possibility, but does work in your configuration? in my not. Please click the link to the post stated below:isn't that what 'Parents' property for? at least in v3.6 I doubt they removed it in v6.xWhen there is a tree of connections between devices, and the first of them stops working, "the dude" send notifications about failure of all devices below tree. Example for 200 devices.
tber, thanks for your understanding of the problem, I have quite the same issues.asik, I'm having similar or same issue with devices on the same map and I've set the Parents field with upstream device. I'm getting mixed results and haven't had time to try to isolate exactly what is happening. We monitor independent customer sites. At some sites I seem to get a notification for all devices (approx 50) when their Internet goes down. Other sites it is only a few of the devices.
One question I have is do you need to enter all devices in the upstream hierarchy, or just the immediate parent?
Also, what happens when the parent goes down in the middle of the polling cycle for that network? i.e. the parent device goes down after it is polled successfully and the Dude is still polling the downstream devices, so those devices would go to down status before the parent. I assume we would get notification for those devices before the parent. Is the Delay setting for the notification supposed to prevent this?
Sorry if this should be another thread.
Todd
if you don't like that the password is shown, try to copy the device and then paste in Notepad. here is the passwordGood day
Please fix this message of error using tools and something is wrong in path or winbox file
Thank you
LoL even worst, another thing to fix, we need more securityif you don't like that the password is shown, try to copy the device and then paste in Notepad. here is the passwordGood day
Please fix this message of error using tools and something is wrong in path or winbox file
Thank you
For example CCR1072's port sfpplus8. Graphed by router itself (tools -> graphing):Changes up to v6.39rc12:
joanllopart - Can you give us example ?
PaulsMT - I wish the dude functioned as you write above.Changes up to v6.39rc12:
*) Fixed - Submap icon wasn't placed on map if "New Map" option was used.
*) Fixed - Custom tool wasn't accessible from Devices-> List
*) Fixed - Device -> RouterOS didn't show interfaces in interface dropdown list
*) Fixed - Error was displayed when tried to edit multiple simlpe queues
asik - at the moment it's possible to use device tree structure:
[Parent device]
└──────────[Child device]
If Partent device is down (Child device also is not reachable) you will receive notification only about Parent device.
When the parent is reachable again, you will receive notifications about both devices (This will require little change, not to send child notification if it's under parent).
yep, that's because when child is down, parent is still up (as Dude knows). should it queue the notification for some time?..When a PARENT stops working, often first CHILD is marked down and "the dude" send notification, then "the dude" probe parent device and send notification too. In this way sends multiple notification's about one failure.
Chupaka - change timouts for devices in a big device tree structure is complicated and a there is no sure about the expected results.yep, that's because when child is down, parent is still up (as Dude knows). should it queue the notification for some time?..When a PARENT stops working, often first CHILD is marked down and "the dude" send notification, then "the dude" probe parent device and send notification too. In this way sends multiple notification's about one failure.
probably you may play with timeouts (make it shorter for parent or something)
well, as I can see, a device can have multiple parentsWe have a lot of locations with more than one uplink (mixed ring topology), so you cant have a parent device.
OK, I didn't know it.well, as I can see, a device can have multiple parents
The problem is known, at the moment can't promise you any dates.When will you add support for custom fonts (cyrillic)?
We imported from 4.0beta3 where graphs has been working fine. I noticed issues with graphs maybe at 6.38. Now graphs ara wrong, specially when they are over 1Gbps, and doesn't get SNMP info from devices like Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch (different models). If you look at my previous post graphs, you'll see how Dude's graphs fail when we have more traffic.joanllopart - I'm not sure about Cacti, but in RouterOS - graph is made from 5 min average data rate. What is polling interval in your Dude graph ?
Yeah....it would be great! I'm using similar feature at competitor software management tool... and it's the most wanted feature at MikroTik The Dude!+1MikroTik team - PLEASE - add to the Dude scheduled ROS upgrade with selected package.
I wold like to upgrade customers MikroTik devices (CPE) nightly, so scheduled update would be great, as is at a...rCon...ol
Doing Updates is one of the main usages of dude. We would like to update at very early morning hours and control in the morning.
oh, I see it. can't it be fixed to show real-time situation? not an important thing but just a cosmetic fixOnly [CTRL]+[V] will not show > sign, you will see it in the next newline. Does it really not working ? Just tested, seems to be working fine
oid_raw("1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.2.2.3.0")/100/60
I have reported a similar issue under my previous account from my last jobWe imported from 4.0beta3 where graphs has been working fine. I noticed issues with graphs maybe at 6.38. Now graphs ara wrong, specially when they are over 1Gbps, and doesn't get SNMP info from devices like Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch (different models). If you look at my previous post graphs, you'll see how Dude's graphs fail when we have more traffic.joanllopart - I'm not sure about Cacti, but in RouterOS - graph is made from 5 min average data rate. What is polling interval in your Dude graph ?
Polling interval 1 minute
Polling timeout 10 seconds
We relay on dude to graph most of our network links, it's quite important they work as expected.
tested, it looks promising. I inform about malfunction.Changes in v6.39rc13:
*) Fixed - winbox/webfig ping probe used retry interval in retry count field.
asik,cdemers - In the next release candidate version (rc14) will be included some fixes for parrent/child notifications.
Installed 6.37.4 and SNMP polling from Ubiquiti's EdgeSwitch works again.joanllopart - Seems like there is a small bug with SNMP and UBNT devices, can you please test with just releases 6.37.4 version ? If you get the same results, then its not related and we would need remote access (support@mikrotik.com)
Graph isues are with any kind of device link, not just Ubnt. We are somehow used to those spikes. The problem we have with last versions is that it fails to graph properly when traffic is over 1Gbps. An example with two graphs on same interface, secod graph is the one that shows real traffic:I have reported a similar issue under my previous account from my last jobWe imported from 4.0beta3 where graphs has been working fine. I noticed issues with graphs maybe at 6.38. Now graphs ara wrong, specially when they are over 1Gbps, and doesn't get SNMP info from devices like Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch (different models). If you look at my previous post graphs, you'll see how Dude's graphs fail when we have more traffic.joanllopart - I'm not sure about Cacti, but in RouterOS - graph is made from 5 min average data rate. What is polling interval in your Dude graph ?
Polling interval 1 minute
Polling timeout 10 seconds
We relay on dude to graph most of our network links, it's quite important they work as expected.
http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php ... 14#p519591
The issue got better once we backed our dude database with a flash array instead of spinning disks and seems to be better in recent builds, it is not entirely gone, a cursory glance shows some graph drops that don't correspond to any other drops upstream or downstream from the link as I would expect if it was real packet loss. I'm getting these issues from a variety of devices, none of the ubnt. I've even had it happen on MTik devices. I will gladly give any and all info required to help solve this issue but it is something that needs to be solved.
Am I the only one ?in my setup, starting from 6.38x, the email notification server PORT setting is ignored (If I put 587, it uses 25 instead). I can't test rc now, could someone please check/confirm ? thanks
Hello, Pauls!Changes in v6.39rc17:
*) Fixed - wireless registration table didn't show values in all fields.
*) Fixed - Device tree notification system were not working properly.
*) Fixed - Client started from shortcut with added arguments tried to use 2210/2211 ports
joanllopart - at the moment I can only suggest you to use RouterOS as mastering type in cases where the link speed is above 1Gbps.
bajodel - thanks, problem is reproduced.
gammy69er - moving devices between maps is in our to-do list.
macsrwe - If you can repeat the problem in rc17, please write to support@mikrotik.com
If i rightly understand, in my case TimeTicks (oid 1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.2.2.3)Quick tests didn't show problems. Make sure that you are dividing only integers.
Selecting mastering type = RouterOS does not lists any interfaces in the drop-list. And yes, there is a valid user/password set.joanllopart - at the moment I can only suggest you to use RouterOS as mastering type in cases where the link speed is above 1Gbps.
not working as expected, in this device tree structure at the end of a large tree:tested, it looks promising. I inform about malfunction.Changes in v6.39rc13:
*) Fixed - winbox/webfig ping probe used retry interval in retry count field.
asik,cdemers - In the next release candidate version (rc14) will be included some fixes for parrent/child notifications.
Reset all the "wrong challenge" units yesterday by manually Reconnecting. Upgraded to rc17 last night. Tonight, I see I have two CPEs again stuck in the "wrong challenge (not requested)(4)" state. I'll send in an error report.Changes in v6.39rc17:
macsrwe - If you can repeat the problem in rc17, please write to support@mikrotik.com
Even two are not enough sometimes. Using dummy device in between is a nightmare.Hello,
We really need two link between two routerOS on our network map... Please
Br,
Julien
upgrade your WinBox, this was fixed in v3.9Somebody faced with problem in nat rules? When I try to add new scrnat rule, src,dst,any port was not activied. Maybe somebody speak about that but I not find it. Sorry for flood.
What if you execute Dude as administrator from any account ? Maybe it will grant permissions to be updated.It does the same under Administrator account and under non-Administrator account.
It works when it is run as Administrator. But it is not correct behavior. It should prompt for elevation (UAC) before update.What if you execute Dude as administrator from any account ? Maybe it will grant permissions to be updated.
I agree! Furthermore, having to run Dude as admin every time, prevents it from running at login and also, in multi-user PCs, it makes it use a common server list instead of a personal one for the user.It works when it is run as Administrator. But it is not correct behavior. It should prompt for elevation (UAC) before update.What if you execute Dude as administrator from any account ? Maybe it will grant permissions to be updated.
Just an update that this problem persists in the latest version. Still awaiting any response from support.Since putting up 6.39rc13, a large portion of my network got stuck in this state:
wrong challenge (not requested)(4)
whatever that means. I can't see link status or do bandwidth tests to those devices until I call each one up by hand and do a manual Reconnect. They're still green and all, but Dude can't talk to them.
Does it have anything to do with the dude package?I am facing issues with the 6.39rc58 on an RB952 (6.39rc58 port1) which is POE powered from an RB3011 (6.38.5, LAN port 10). After updating the RB952 with the rc58 frimware POE does not turn it on again. I had to use the standard 24v power supply to get it up and running before i was able to downgrade to the 6.38.5 package. In 6.38.5 POE works with no issue...
it's not a big problem. just copy your device to Clipboard and paste to Notepad - here's the password even without calling WinBoxDear all, I've a problem with dude tools security. When create a tool, for example for winbox and has a problem with the file, winbox.exe, for any reason, in the alert message you can see in plain text the password of the device, that is a big security problem :-S. Any suggestion for solve it? The error windows is: "Execute failed (command: C:\winbox.exe 192.168.0.1. admin "thepasswordinplaintext". The system...." Thanks.
Unbelievable.it's not a big problem. just copy your device to Clipboard and paste to Notepad - here's the password even without calling WinBox
It's actually broken on 4.0beta3 as well. While it will take a 64 bit counter as an input, it is a 32 bit signed output. I haven't tried it since it was pronounced fixed.Hello everyone - that's my first post although adventure with mikrotik started many years ago
I have a problem with 64-bit counters. In changelog v6.36: Fixed - diff64 function broken.
I installed dude on mmips (RB750Gr3) - but for this platform dude is available from 6.37.5 version - maybe fix is not implemented for this platform?
I need simple function: diff64(oid_raw("1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.10.436400128")) - oid_raw return correct value but diff64 from oid_raw value return "0". On 4.0beta3 its ok
Additionally there is some problem with reading 64 bit count. If interface speed is more than 1Gb build-in function e.g. Interface.InBitRate looks like reading 32-bit count because value which show is not correct - much lower. I set on link snmp-type and speed (10g ethernet) but there is no difference. On label visible max speed is 4.29Gbps. I tried a few different version - the same problem.
There are two aspects to this: 1. It's too easy to for any user without advanced credentials to get any password through this or a similar (CSV) hack; and 2. There's no supported provision for a user having advanced credentials to recover a password. My point here is that I pray that MikroTik does not close loophole one without providing feature two first.Unbelievable.it's not a big problem. just copy your device to Clipboard and paste to Notepad - here's the password even without calling WinBox
Not only has this problem not been addressed, but yesterday the Windows 10 machine that runs our Dude client did an automatic OS update and an automatic reboot, and failed to restart the client. When I got back to it, there was a (truncated) error message saying something to the effect of the server had refused connection frim the client(!) because of the wrong challenge. I stopped and restarted the client, and it came up, but whatever this wrong challenge thing is, it really needs to get fixed.Reset all the "wrong challenge" units yesterday by manually Reconnecting. Upgraded to rc17 last night. Tonight, I see I have two CPEs again stuck in the "wrong challenge (not requested)(4)" state. I'll send in an error report.Changes in v6.39rc17:
macsrwe - If you can repeat the problem in rc17, please write to support@mikrotik.com
It also would be nice to know what that error message is supposed to mean.
rebooted the CHR and now everything is back.Upgraded to 6.39.1 and lost the history graphs and nothing in the outage. Running it on CHR. Anyone else facing this issue.
Graph isues are with any kind of device link, not just Ubnt. We are somehow used to those spikes. The problem we have with last versions is that it fails to graph properly when traffic is over 1Gbps. An example with two graphs on same interface, secod graph is the one that shows real traffic:I have reported a similar issue under my previous account from my last jobWe imported from 4.0beta3 where graphs has been working fine. I noticed issues with graphs maybe at 6.38. Now graphs ara wrong, specially when they are over 1Gbps, and doesn't get SNMP info from devices like Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch (different models). If you look at my previous post graphs, you'll see how Dude's graphs fail when we have more traffic.joanllopart - I'm not sure about Cacti, but in RouterOS - graph is made from 5 min average data rate. What is polling interval in your Dude graph ?
Polling interval 1 minute
Polling timeout 10 seconds
We relay on dude to graph most of our network links, it's quite important they work as expected.
http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php ... 14#p519591
The issue got better once we backed our dude database with a flash array instead of spinning disks and seems to be better in recent builds, it is not entirely gone, a cursory glance shows some graph drops that don't correspond to any other drops upstream or downstream from the link as I would expect if it was real packet loss. I'm getting these issues from a variety of devices, none of the ubnt. I've even had it happen on MTik devices. I will gladly give any and all info required to help solve this issue but it is something that needs to be solved.
Graphed by Dude, SNMP polling on CCR1072:
Graphed by CCR1072: