Script to send Dynamic IP address to me in E-mail?
You have a Script to send Dynamic IP address to me in E-mail via an smtp server that requires authentication?
first you have to configure your SMTP server under '/tool e-mail', then make a script which will send an email including the necessary IP as body parameter. Like this:
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:local ip
/ip address{
:foreach i in [find dynamic=yes] do={:set ip [get $i address]}
/tool e-mail send to=someone@somewhere body=(" Dynamic IP found:" . $ip)
}
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Edgars
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:local ip
/ip address{
:foreach i in [find dynamic=yes] do={:set ip [get $i address]}
/tool e-mail send to=someone@somewhere body=(" Dynamic IP found:" . $ip)
}
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Edgars
Where are the username and password settings?
So where are the username and password settings? I have only smtp servers that require authentication. I do not have a single server that does not require authentication.----------
:local ip
/ip address{
:foreach i in [find dynamic=yes] do={:set ip [get $i address]}
/tool e-mail send to=someone@somewhere body=(" Dynamic IP found:" . $ip)
}
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e-mail settings could be configured under '/too e-mail' submenu. See the manual for more information;
http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.8/tools/email.main
Edgars
http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.8/tools/email.main
Edgars
Again
AGAIN,
WHERE DO YOU SET THE USERNAME AND PASSWORD FOR THE SMTP SERVER????
WHERE DO YOU SET THE USERNAME AND PASSWORD FOR THE SMTP SERVER????
You should just go to the MikroTik download page http://www.mikrotik.com/download.html where you'll find your Windows MAC Telnet Client at the bottom of the page (which has been there at least since February 2003...).
Regarding SMTP auth: Yes, this would be handy...
Regarding SMTP auth: Yes, this would be handy...