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[admin@iu] > ip hotspot ip-binding set to-address="" numbers=1
invalid value for argument to-address
thanx
What's the Problem? remove to-address ip-binding
thanx
Re: What's the Problem? remove to-address ip-binding
empty string is invalid IP address. You have to use 'unset' command
Re: What's the Problem? remove to-address ip-binding
What form the command write?
Please check an example.
Please check an example.
Re: What's the Problem? remove to-address ip-binding
something like
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/ip hotspot ip-binding unset to-address numbers=1Re: What's the Problem? remove to-address ip-binding
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[admin@u] > /ip hotspot ip-binding unset to-address numbers=1
bad command name unset (line 1 column 24)
Re: What's the Problem? remove to-address ip-binding
oh, I see... this one works:
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/ip hotspot ip-binding set to-address=0.0.0.0 numbers=1Re: What's the Problem? remove to-address ip-binding
thanx alot
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:for f from 0 to 10 do={
/ip hotspot ip-binding set to-address=0.0.0.0 numbers=$f
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[admin@u] > system script run ip-binding-to-address
interrupted
no such itemRe: What's the Problem? remove to-address ip-binding
You don't use item numbers like that in loops, it is possible in some situations but isn't advisable. Generally you want to use 'find' to identify items to perform actions on and then perform the action on that reference.
For example, if you want to remove all IP bindings, use the below:
Generally, referring to item numbers in scripts is a bad idea.
For example, if you want to remove all IP bindings, use the below:
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:foreach binding in=[/ip hotspot ip-binding find] do={
/ip hotspot ip-binding set $binding to-address=0.0.0.0
}Re: What's the Problem? remove to-address ip-binding
Thank you very much.