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:global currentIP;
...

:global ifstatus
:if ([/interface ethernet get ether1 running]=true) do={
	:put "running"
	:if ($ifstatus="down") do={
		:put "changed to up"
	}
	:set $ifstatus "up"
} else={
	:put "not running"
	:if ($ifstatus="up") do={
		:put "changed to down"
	}
	:set $ifstatus "down"
}

Nice!
(PS sent you an email)

You can send email directly to user when they have added email to their profile.

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:global currentIP;
...

This script tests the for change of IP, not if interface is running or not that Op requested.


This will test status of interface ether1. If status changes, it will run the line :put "change to xxxx", that can be change to email a message.

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:global ifstatus
:if ([/interface ethernet get ether1 running]=true) do={
	:put "running"
	:if ($ifstatus="down") do={
		:put "changed to up"
	}
	:set $ifstatus "up"
} else={
	:put "not running"
	:if ($ifstatus="up") do={
		:put "changed to down"
	}
	:set $ifstatus "down"
}

it will run the line :put "change to xxxx", that can be change to email a message.

/tool e-mail send to=youremail@gmail.com subject="Host is D own" from=youremail@gmail.com port=587 start-tls=yes user=youremail@gmail.com password=123456 body="IF Down"

/tool e-mail send to=youremail@gmail.com subject="Host is D own" from=youremail@gmail.com port=587 start-tls=yes user=youremail@gmail.com password=123456 body="IF UP"

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:global currentIP;
...

This script tests the for change of IP, not if interface is running or not that Op requested.


This will test status of interface ether1. If status changes, it will run the line :put "change to xxxx", that can be change to email a message.

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:global ifstatus
:if ([/interface ethernet get ether1 running]=true) do={
	:put "running"
	:if ($ifstatus="down") do={
		:put "changed to up"
	}
	:set $ifstatus "up"
} else={
	:put "not running"
	:if ($ifstatus="up") do={
		:put "changed to down"
	}
	:set $ifstatus "down"
}

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:global currentIP;
...

This script tests the for change of IP, not if interface is running or not that Op requested.


This will test status of interface ether1. If status changes, it will run the line :put "change to xxxx", that can be change to email a message.

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:global ifstatus
:if ([/interface ethernet get ether1 running]=true) do={
	:put "running"
	:if ($ifstatus="down") do={
		:put "changed to up"
	}
	:set $ifstatus "up"
} else={
	:put "not running"
	:if ($ifstatus="up") do={
		:put "changed to down"
	}
	:set $ifstatus "down"
}

Hi Jotne,

Thank You so much for your Help!!!

Script Worked for me....

geez now everyone will think we are lovers LOL.

Hello,

We are trying to code a script which will check/monitor the Interface Running status and when ever the interface status is change from Running-->not running or vice versa then it will send an Email Alert to Admin.

Can anyone Help us???

Just let the router do it internally - instead of a script...

/system logging
add action=emailalert disabled=no prefix="" topics=info,interface

Then change your email alert settings:

/system logging action
remove [find name="emailalert"]
add email-to=noc@youremaildomain.com name=emailalert target=email

The built in syslog functions will put into the log when an interface goes up and down. YOu just need to add a syslog event to email that to you. We use it all the time - every time an interface goes up and down it will email our NOC. No script needed. Try it. Paste in those commands with a valid working email relay and you should get emails.

The built in syslog functions will put into the log when an interface goes up and down. YOu just need to add a syslog event to email that to you. We use it all the time - every time an interface goes up and down it will email our NOC. No script needed. Try it. Paste in those commands with a valid working email relay and you should get emails.

Sure but my script has a different purpose.
I use recursive routing and whenever the gateway changes on my ISP, the gatewayIPs, in my IP routes do not get updated.
This script addresses that.

:if ($bound=1) do={
:local iface $interface
:local gw [ /ip dhcp-client get [ find interface=$"iface" ] gateway ]
/ip route set [ find comment="PrimaryRecursive" gateway!=$gw ] gateway=$gw
/ip route set [ find comment="SecondaryRecursive" gateway!=$gw ] gateway=$gw
/tool e-mail send to="myaddress@email.com" subject=([/system identity
get name]) body=" This is your new gateway IP: $newIgw";
}

My TOOLS EMAIL Setting.
/tool e-mail
set address=ISP_email_server_IP from=myaddress@email.com port=465 start-tls=\
tls-only user=myaddress@email.com

Just let the router do it internally - instead of a script...

/system logging
add action=emailalert disabled=no prefix="" topics=info,interface

Then change your email alert settings:

/system logging action
remove [find name="emailalert"]
add email-to=noc@youremaildomain.com name=emailalert target=email

The built in syslog functions will put into the log when an interface goes up and down. YOu just need to add a syslog event to email that to you. We use it all the time - every time an interface goes up and down it will email our NOC. No script needed. Try it. Paste in those commands with a valid working email relay and you should get emails.

/system logging action
add email-start-tls=yes email-to=myemail@gmail.com name=sendinterface target=email

/system logging
add action=sendinterface topics=interface

Just let the router do it internally - instead of a script...

/system logging
add action=emailalert disabled=no prefix="" topics=info,interface

Then change your email alert settings:

/system logging action
remove [find name="emailalert"]
add email-to=noc@youremaildomain.com name=emailalert target=email