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Recently, I needed to copy the settings of one MikroTik router to another, and after I saved the settings to a file and uploaded them to the second one, I noticed that the mac addresses were also copied.
Therefore, I had to reset them to standard.
First, let's see what interface numbers are (I have ether1 under 0, ether2 - 1, etc.):
- interface ethernet print
And reset their mac addresses:
- interface ethernet reset-mac-address 0
- interface ethernet reset-mac-address 1
- interface ethernet reset-mac-address 2
- interface ethernet reset-mac-address 3
- interface ethernet reset-mac-address 4
If you need to reset the mac of the wireless interface, then save the wireless settings to a file:
- interface wireless export file wifibackup
See what wireless interfaces there are (I have one at number 0):
- interface wireless print
Reset all settings including mac-address:
interface wireless reset-configuration 0Let's restore the settings from the previously saved file (the mac-address will remain the default in this case):
- import wifibackup.rsc
