This is not such a bad thing to do by going thru each line to verify the
completeness and syntax.
Sometimes there things exported that do not need exporting.
On 08/07/2018 09:27 AM, Avatar wrote:
Morning,
What I usually do in these situations, though it may not be the most
efficient, is to open the terminal in the tik with the config, export
compact file=whatever you want to call it
Then I take that file and put it into notepad ++ and then paste each
line and see what errors occur. Usually some sort of syntax changes
and I have to adjust the script in notepad++
There probably is an easier way I am guessing?
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*From: *Timothy Steele <mailto:timothy.pct...@gmail.com>
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*To: *AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group <mailto:af@af.afmug.com>
*Subject: *[AFMUG] Moving Mikrotik Config from old firmware to new
firmware
We Have a Mikrotik CloudCore Router running very old firmware (From
2015) I have been tasked with getting the config with the latest
stable firmware
I Have a Mikrotik on my test bench same model as the one in use
when I export the config I get lots of errors when I try to import the
config with the router that has the new firmware
Also, I'm told that still does not copy the full config even if that
does work
can anyone please tell me how to back a full config back and restore
that full config back to a backup Mikrotik same model but newer firmware?
I'm not using the Backup and restore option as I'm not that will copy
the MAC from the old router
Thanks,
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