Common ROS routing commands

Show print

Interface
View interface print
Enable device interface> enable Name
Device name Change interface> set ether1 name = LAN; set ethername = WAN

Configure command setup

Configure IP ip address> add address 192.168.0.1/24 interface LAN
Ip address> add address 58.58.58.58 netmask 255.255.255.0 interface WAN

View route ip route> print
Ip route> print detail
Add route ip route> add gateway = 58.58.58.60
Test route ping 58.58.58.60

Use the disguised ip address firewall nat> add chain = srcnat action = masquerade out-interface = WAN

Single-host speed limit queue simple> add target-address = 192.168.1.1 max-limit = 64000/64000 interface = LAN

NAT ing ip firewall nat> add chain = dstnat action = dst-nat protocol = tcp dst-address = 58.58.58.58/32 dst-port = 80 to-addresses = 192.168.1.1

Save backup system backup> save name = test
View backup file print
Import backup system backup> load name = test

Export configuration ip address print
Ip address> export file = address
Ip address> export file = address1 from = 1
Ip address> export from = 0, 1
View file print
Import configuration import address. rsc

Backup ARP ip arp export file = arp
Backup ARP import arp. rsc

Reset system reset

View system resource> print
Cpu/memory system resource monitor

Restart system reboot
Shutdown system shutdown

Service setting ip service
Set and change ip service> set www port = 8888 address = 58.58.58.0/30

Traffic Monitoring interface> monitor-traffic LAN, WAN

Add MAC ip arp> add address = 192.168.1.1 interface = LAN mac-address = 00: 00: 00: 00: 00: 00: 00
MAC static: foreach I in [/ip arp find dynamic = yes interface = LAN] do = {/ip arp add copy-from = $ I}
Nic static ip arp>/interface ethernet set LAN arp = reply-only