Failover script not returning to eth1
Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2014 3:48 pm
Hello,
I've used the failover script from
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Failover_Scripting
Now my problem is that my failover automatically goes to eth2 and doesn't return.
My config:
I've used the failover script from
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Failover_Scripting
Now my problem is that my failover automatically goes to eth2 and doesn't return.
My config:
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# ------------------- header -------------------
# Script by Tomas Kirnak, version 1.0.7
# If you use this script, or edit and
# re-use it, please keep the header intact.
#
# For more information and details about
# this script please visit the wiki page at
# http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Failover_Scripting
# ------------------- header -------------------
# ------------- start editing here -------------
# Edit the variables below to suit your needs
# Please fill the WAN interface names
:local InterfaceISP1 ether1
:local InterfaceISP2 ether2
# Please fill the gateway IPs (or interface names in case of PPP)
:local GatewayISP1 192.168.0.1
:local GatewayISP2 192.168.1.1
# Please fill the ping check host - currently: www.google.com
:local PingTarget 173.194.113.55
# Please fill how many ping failures are allowed before fail-over happends
:local FailTreshold 3
# Define the distance increase of a route when it fails
:local DistanceIncrease 2
# Editing the script after this point may break it
# -------------- stop editing here --------------
# Declare the global variables
:global PingFailCountISP1
:global PingFailCountISP2
# This inicializes the PingFailCount variables, in case this is the 1st time the script has ran
:if ([:typeof $PingFailCountISP1] = "nothing") do={:set PingFailCountISP1 0}
:if ([:typeof $PingFailCountISP2] = "nothing") do={:set PingFailCountISP2 0}
# This variable will be used to keep results of individual ping attempts
:local PingResult
# Check ISP1
:set PingResult [ping $PingTarget count=1 interface=$InterfaceISP1]
:put $PingResult
:if ($PingResult = 0) do={
:if ($PingFailCountISP1 < ($FailTreshold+2)) do={
:set PingFailCountISP1 ($PingFailCountISP1 + 1)
:if ($PingFailCountISP1 = $FailTreshold) do={
:log warning "ISP1 has a problem en route to $PingTarget - increasing distance of routes."
:foreach i in=[/ip route find gateway=$GatewayISP1 && static] do=\
{/ip route set $i distance=([/ip route get $i distance] + $DistanceIncrease)}
:log warning "Route distance increase finished."
}
}
}
:if ($PingResult = 1) do={
:if ($PingFailCountISP1 > 0) do={
:set PingFailCountISP1 ($PingFailCountISP1 - 1)
:if ($PingFailCountISP1 = ($FailTreshold -1)) do={
:log warning "ISP1 can reach $PingTarget again - bringing back original distance of routes."
:foreach i in=[/ip route find gateway=$GatewayISP1 && static] do=\
{/ip route set $i distance=([/ip route get $i distance] - $DistanceIncrease)}
:log warning "Route distance decrease finished."
}
}
}
# Check ISP2
:set PingResult [ping $PingTarget count=1 interface=$InterfaceISP2]
:put $PingResult
:if ($PingResult = 0) do={
:if ($PingFailCountISP2 < ($FailTreshold+2)) do={
:set PingFailCountISP2 ($PingFailCountISP2 + 1)
:if ($PingFailCountISP2 = $FailTreshold) do={
:log warning "ISP2 has a problem en route to $PingTarget - increasing distance of routes."
:foreach i in=[/ip route find gateway=$GatewayISP2 && static] do=\
{/ip route set $i distance=([/ip route get $i distance] + $DistanceIncrease)}
:log warning "Route distance increase finished."
}
}
}
:if ($PingResult = 1) do={
:if ($PingFailCountISP2 > 0) do={
:set PingFailCountISP2 ($PingFailCountISP2 - 1)
:if ($PingFailCountISP2 = ($FailTreshold -1)) do={
:log warning "ISP2 can reach $PingTarget again - bringing back original distance of routes."
:foreach i in=[/ip route find gateway=$GatewayISP2 && static] do=\
{/ip route set $i distance=([/ip route get $i distance] - $DistanceIncrease)}
:log warning "Route distance decrease finished."
}
}
}