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Driver required for routeros (mikrotik) #246
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I have one I've been kinda working on. It's not perfect and has some kinda weird things in it due to the way Mikrotiks seem to respond to SSH. It doesn't support everything yet but gets backups (/export), system name, OS version, model, and interfaces and works vast majority of the time. I need to work on getting IP addresses. 7.1 and early behaves differently but also mostly works (tested back to 6.42). |
I actually did some work on this to expand the features it supports and to fix some things. Here is the latest version. |
Thank you, it's working. |
@Punkster812 |
What version of RouterOS are you having issues on? Early 7.x versions as well as 6.x were very spotty with how accurate it was, even on same models. I had two CRS switches at the same location running same version. One would consistently read fine, the other would fail most the time but randomly work. I haven't tried on the very newest versions of RouterOS, but we're running a lot of stuff up to 7.12.1 and it's working on those. I think the only changes I made since I posted the above was some minor fixes that could be caused by long names or comments, or certain conditions were stopping it from getting IP addresses. I'll see if I can get a minute to grab it and get it cleaned up. |
@Punkster812 |
Hi.
Perhaps there is a ready-made driver for routeros (mikrotik).
Can someone share it?
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