Couple of options:
Configure on-up in the PPP profile and then run a script using /tool/fetch to update DNS (if possible).
Use /ip/cloud to get a Mikrotik dns-name (SERIAL_NUMBER..sn.mynetname.net) and CNAME to that from your domain.
The latter is possibly the more reliable (and less work).
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Re: Is it possible to create a script that updates the domain record every time the pppoe connection is established?
Yes,
The PPPoE-Interface can be assigned a "Profile"
In return each Profile can be assigned a "On-Up" and "On-Down" Script.
The PPPoE-Interface can be assigned a "Profile"
In return each Profile can be assigned a "On-Up" and "On-Down" Script.
Re: Is it possible to create a script that updates the domain record every time the pppoe connection is established?
Something like this:
You need write your logic to this script.
if local-address != old_address than use /tool fetch to update IP or execute /ip cloud force-update;
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/int pppoe-client monitor pppoe-client1 once do={
:if ($status = "connected") do={
// here you can use $"local-address" variable
// and make changes if actual IP != old IP saved to variables
}
}if local-address != old_address than use /tool fetch to update IP or execute /ip cloud force-update;
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