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A lot of Mikrotik's are installed at WISP's and other ISP's... making unplanned reboots very disruptive. Those of us using them on our corporate networks might
by Alupis 8y ago
A lot of Mikrotik's are installed at WISP's and other ISP's... making unplanned reboots very disruptive.
Those of us using them on our corporate networks might be inconvenienced by a temporary outage, but that's unlikely at 3am... however, scheduling and doing these manually is still the best way for enterprise gear.
- lostapathy 8y agoI doubt that most ISPs who can't be bothered to apply security updates are going to notice a 5 minute reboot. Split the difference - email the user that an update will apply on $date unless they do it first, or if they delay it (and don't let them delay it indefinitely).
- Alupis 8y agoYou can already script something like this into RouterOS (Mikrotik's OS).
- lostapathy 8y agoGood - they should make it the default!