3 ros - Command line utility to list information from RouterOS devices
7 ros [options] <host> <command> [arguments]
11 B<ros> is a command line utility which uses I<librouteros> to connect to a
12 device running RouterOS and issue a command on the device. The result is
13 received and displayed on standard output. The tool was initially written as a
14 simple test application for librouteros but may evolve into something usable.
18 The following options are understood:
22 =item B<-u> I<username>
24 Use I<username> when authenticating rather than "admin", the default.
28 Display some usage information and exit.
34 You can use one of two possibilities to issue commands. I<Generic commands>
35 start with a slash and follow the low-level syntax closely. For example:
37 ros router.example.com '/ip/address/print'
39 Besides this generic approach, I<ros> can also handle the high-level interfaces
40 provided by librouteros. Currently the following special "built-in" commands
47 Display information about each interface, including byte counters.
49 =item B<registration-table>
51 Display information about current wireless connections.
53 =item B<system-resource>
55 Display generic system information, such as memory used and CPU load.
61 I<ros> is licensed under the GPLv2. No other version of the license is applicable.
65 I<ros> is written by Florian octo Forster E<lt>octo at verplant.orgE<gt>.
66 Its homepage can be found at L<http://verplant.org/librouteros/>.
68 (c) 2009 by Florian octo Forster.