Binary configuration backup saving and loading.API - the way to create your own configuration and monitoring applications.Powerful command-line configuration interface with integrated scripting capabilities, accessible via local terminal, serial console, telnet and ssh.MikroTik - Android and iOS-based configuration tool.Webfig - advanced web-based configuration interface.WinBox – standalone Windows GUI configuration tool.MAC-based access for initial configuration.CHR: RouterOS version intended for running as a virtual machine.Netinstall: Full network-based installation from PXE or EtherBoot enabled network card.Having some route selection/black/whitelist stuff doesn't seem that hard, and largely involves separating out the peers from the paths in CLI (and eventually winbox).Note: We do not recommend running v7 on hardware that does not have at least 64 MB of RAM. Since they already need a better view of the paths – they're lumped in with peers today, which make figuring out what paths are being used in operation difficult. Part of being able configure something is also being able to troubleshoot it.
In an ideal world, some of the path matchers from nf should be an RouterOS address-list or interface list – which be hard using ZeroTier's native conf. It's also possible nf does NOT even exist.they could have compiled it directly to their config scheme to avoid text parsing And hoping they add it soon – the inability to control paths to nodes (white/blacklist) & bonding mode on VL1 does limit it's usefulness.īut exposing the native config file for anything in RouterOS – even if useful to me here – is not the right approach. I'm 100% for adding for path selection and bonding mode. However in general, just because you have access to a GUI doesn't make it more easy to configure ZeroTier, or any other feature for that matter, because you still have to understand the meaning of all the parameters just like with the rest of RoS. As you've probably noticed by now, this is an already established way of working when it comes to new features in RoS just like Containers, ROSE and so forth.
Rather, this will offer the ability to introduce new and complex configurations using the CLI without depending on the development pace of WinBox. It is possible that you might have misunderstood my point as the intention was in no way to discredit the use of WinBox. The corollary of that is that every parameter has to be available so that you don't need to get up to your nuts in text files. Troffasky: Isn't it the case that 90% of the point of RouterOS and its management tools is to wrap all the underlying nonsense in a consistent management interface? If you want to twiddle with text files, install OpenWRT.
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