Dear all,
I'm new with RouterOS script and I have some problem need help. How can I get mac-address the first interface on my router.

Thanks for your support

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:put [/interface ethernet get [/interface ethernet find default-name=ether1] mac-address ]

Very nice. Thanks for your support

Hi,

I need help with my code. I get mac adress from microtik wifi client to do some actions but I need to know mac adress from my ISP router. I have conected this router to ether1 and I´ve tried your code but doesn´t work. Can you help me?

My code is the following:

{
:local iPhone [/int wire reg find mac-address="38:71:DE:E4:F8:FB"];

:if ($iPhone!="") do={
/tool fetch url="http://<MyServerIP>/scada-remote" http-data="m=json&r=grp&fn=write&alias=33/1/45&value=1" http-method=post;
} else={
/tool fetch url="http://<MyServerIP>/scada-remote" http-data="m=json&r=grp&fn=write&alias=33/1/45&value=0" http-method=post;
}
}

I'm trying to add your code to search both routers but it does not work

Can anyone help me?

Thanks

Hi,

I need help with my code...

I get the MAC from the Wifi devices of the Microtic but I need the ones from the ISP router. I'm trying with your code but it does not work for me. Somebody could help me?

This is my code:

{
:local iPhone [/int wire reg find mac-address="38:71:DE:E4:F8:FB"];

:if ($iPhone!="") do={
/tool fetch url="http://<IP>/scada-remote" http-data="m=json&r=grp&fn=write&alias=33/1/45&value=1" http-method=post;
} else={
/tool fetch url="http://remote:AAaa1111@192.168.1.205:4080/scada-remote" http-data="m=json&r=grp&fn=write&alias=33/1/45&value=0" http-method=post;
}
}

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:put [/interface ethernet get [/interface ethernet find default-name=ether1] mac-address ]

thx a lot bro
awesome

works too , but much shorter to type.

or

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:put [/interface ethernet get 0 mac-address ]  

works too , but much shorter to type.

But it's also bullshit because numbers and ids shouldn't be used.
You could have saved yourself from necroposting with that shit.

The apparently correct one:
The apparently correct until someone not change the interface name
The apparently correct shortest possible (until MikroTik do not add ambiguos values)
The apparently correct short, but more readable (until MikroTik do not add ambiguos values)
But the only correct answer from the OP "Get Mac Address first interface" is:
So literally is "put on the CLI what is obtained from Get the Mac Address from the first interface found"