[Solved] pushing command to Mikrotik routers

[igoldstein]

Hi

i am new here, so please help me out if im doing it wrong


i am trying to push a single command to all mikrotiks connected to our unimus server

but, I'm getting some weird output responses,

can anyone help me ?


the command im pushing is: /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-interval=1m

the response im getting is:
<prompt> /
[unimus@gfg_main] > /i
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip c
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cl
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip clo
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip clou
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud s
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud se
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set d
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set dd
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddn
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-e
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-en
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-ena
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enab
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabl
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enable
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=y
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=ye
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes d
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes dd
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddn
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-u
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-up
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-upd
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-upda
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-updat
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-i
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-in
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-int
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-inte
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-inter
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-interv
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-interva
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-interval
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-interval=
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-interval=1
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-interval=1m
[unimus@gfg_main] > /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes ddns-update-interval=1m
<prompt>


i get the same output response (wit h the exception of the router name that changes) from many of our routers,

[Tomas]

Hi, which version of Unimus are you running?

The behavior you are seeing is due to a change MikroTik did on their CLI, but I think we fixed that (added handling for this in our Tik driver) in one of latest Unimus versions.

[igoldstein]

i just upgraded, ill test it again


ok, its much better now