Level 2 was a transitional license from old legacy (pre 2.8) license format. For x86 PCs, Level3 is not available for purchase individually. Level 3 is a wireless station (client or CPE) only license. You have 24 hours to register for Level1 or purchase Level 3,4,5 or 6 and enter a valid key. Licensing information can be read from CLI system > /system license printĬloud Hosted Router (CHR) licenses for virtual machines do not use Levels, please see the CHR manual for more informationĪfter installation RouterOS runs in trial mode.
RouterOS licensing scheme is based on SoftwareID number that is bound to storage media (HDD, NAND).
A reboot is required for the key to take effect. You can paste the key anywhere in the terminal, or by clicking "Paste key" in Winbox License menu. The license key is a block of symbols that needs to be copied from your account, or from the email you received in, and then it can be pasted into the router. PC devices), you need to obtain a license key. RouterBOARD devices come preinstalled with a RouterOS license, if you have purchased a RouterBOARD device, nothing must be done regarding the license.įor X86 systems (ie.
8.4 If I have lost a license on my RouterBOARD?. 8.3 If I have a license and want to put it on another account?. 8.2 If I have purchased my key elsewhere. 8.1 Where can I buy a RouterOS license key?. 8 Obtaining Licenses and working with them. 7.7 I lost my RouterBOARD, can you give me the license to use on another system?. 7.6 Can I install another OS on my drive and then install RouterOS again later?. 7.5 Must I type the whole key into the router?. 7.4 Can I move the license to another HDD ?. 7.3 Can I temporary use the HDD for something else, other than RouterOS?. 7.2 How many computers can I use the License on?. 7.1 Can I Format or Re-Flash the drive?. # Read the current public IP into the currentIP variable. tool fetch url="" mode=http dst-path=mypublicip.txt # Get the current public IP using DNS-O-Matic service. # No more changes needed, one optional change # May not be needed for your model number - commenting out this line may still work for single interface devices or if this is not supplied in the DNS-O-Matic script currently being used # Change to the name of interface that gets the changing IP address # Note, you must have admin or edit (Read/Write/Grant in the OpenDNS Dashboard) to update IP addresses. # Use "" for the matichost to update all items in dnsomatic with this IP. Replace the value in the quotations below with your host name. This is the name of your OpenDNS network on the Dashboard. # Set the hostname or label of network to be updated. :local odnsuser odnspass "update-only-password" # Update-only password (obtained from OpenDNS Support). With two-factor authentication enabled, the use of an update only password is required. #- Change Values in this section to match your setup.
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