Mikrotik Reboot Bash Syntax

If you are a Mikrotik user, you might find yourself in need of scripting a reboot. One easy way to do this is with a bash script.

Prerequisites

Before you start, you will need to make sure that your Mikrotik is properly configured to allow SSH access. You will also need a terminal client such as PuTTY.

Bash Syntax

Here is the bash syntax you can use to reboot your Mikrotik:

ssh [username]@[ip_address] /system reboot

This command will SSH into your Mikrotik device, and execute the /system reboot command, which will trigger a restart.

Example

Here is an example script you can use to reboot your Mikrotik:

#!/bin/bash
USERNAME="your_username"
IP_ADDRESS="your_ip_address"

ssh $USERNAME@$IP_ADDRESS '/system reboot'

Remember to replace your_username and your_ip_address with your actual Mikrotik username and IP address, respectively.

Conclusion

Using a bash script to reboot your Mikrotik is an easy and convenient way to manage your device remotely. With just a few lines of code, you can ensure that your Mikrotik is always up-to-date and properly functioning.