My network has a couple dozen RouterOS systems (mostly small
RouterBoards) doing a number of jobs, from simple routing and DHCP
server to this is a vital backhaul link. I kinda know my way around
networking concepts, so should a board fail, replacing it is easy
enough. And none of our
Backup does require nearly identical equipment.
I have some scripts that I use to export the parts that change, rather
than the entire configuration.
The problem with export is that it saves MAC addresses on interfaces.
If you just delete the mac=xxx part of the interfaces, you can
usually
Scott Reed wrote:
Backup does require nearly identical equipment.
Not a problem; we really only use two or three boards here, and spares
generally are readily available.
The problem is, I want to make this simple enough for the receptionist
to do. Go edit a bunch of MAC addresses from this
If we could get a cisco-like restore-from-text-file system it would be
perfect!
ryan
Scott Reed wrote:
Backup does require nearly identical equipment.
I have some scripts that I use to export the parts that change, rather
than the entire configuration.
The problem with export is that it
