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Mikrotik Router OS ¶

Requirements : ¶

• Yii 1.1.xx
• PHP 5.0.XX
• Mikrotik 3.XX , 4.XX

Documentation : ¶

For more complete documentation : http://doc.vthink.web.id/yii/index.html

For Update Impormation ¶

http://vthink.web.id/index.php/content/categories/21

Download : ¶

Download extension MikroTik RouterOS Mikrotik_OS.tar.bz2 and extract in to /protected/extensions: http://www.yiiframework.com/extension/routeros/files/Mikrotik_OS.tar.bz2

Config example: ¶

configuration file located in protected/config/main.php

'params'=>array(        
    'email'    => 'vthinkteam@gmail.com',
    'Mikrotik' => array(
                    'address'  => '192.168.88.1',
                    'port'     => '8728',
                    'username' => 'admin',
                    'password' => 'admin',
    ),
),

• address: Hostname or IP Address of your Mikrotik RouterOS
• port: Port of your Mikrotik RouterOS Service API
• username: Username of your Mikrotik RouterOS
• password: Password of your Mikrotik RouterOS

Autoloading model and component classes

'import'=>array(
    'application.models.*',
    'application.components.*',
    'application.extensions.routeros.*',
)

Quickstart : ¶

The following classes exist in the MikroTik RouterOS

• Interface Class
• IP Class
• PPP Class
• System Class
• File Class
• And for third party development

Interface Class ¶

This Extensions has a Interface Class that can access other class for specific interact with Mikrotik RouterOS Interface. The other classes are Interface Bonding, Interface EOIP, Interface Ethernet, Interface IPIP, Interface PPPOE Client, Interface PPPOE Server, Interface VLAN, and Interface VRRP. Each class can be invoked through the interface classes with method in Mikrotik Api main classes.

Mrs::interfaces();

• Interface Bonding
• Interface Bridge
• Interface EOIP
• Interface Ethernet
• Interface IPIP
• Interface L2TP Client
• Interface L2TP Server
• Interface PPP Client
• Interface PPP Server
• Interface PPPOE Client
• Interface PPPOE Server
• Interface PPTP Client
• Interface PPTP Server
• Interface VLAN
• Interface VRRP

IP Class ¶

This Extension has a Interface Class that can access other class for specific interact with Mikrotik RouterOS Interface. The other classes are IP Accounting, IP Address, IP ARP, IP DHCP-Client, IP DHCP-Relay, IP DHCP-Server, IP DNS, IP Firewall, IP Hotspot, IP Pool, IP Route, and IP Service. Each class can be invoked through the interface classes with method in mikrotik_api main classes.

Mrs::ip();

• IP Accounting
• IP Address
• IP ARP
• IP DHCP-Client
• IP DHCP-Relay
• IP DHCP-Server
• IP DNS
• IP Firewall
• IP Hotspot
• IP Pool
• IP Proxy
• IP Route
• IP Service

PPP Class ¶

This Extension has a Interface Class that can access other class for specific interact with Mikrotik RouterOS Interface. The other classes are ppp aaa, ppp active, ppp profile, and ppp secret. Each class can be invoked through the interface classes with method in mikrotik_api main classes.

Mrs::ppp();

• PPP AAA
• PPP Active
• PPP Profile
• PPP Secret

System Class ¶

This Extension has a Interface Class that can access other class for specific interact with Mikrotik RouterOS Interface. The other classes are ppp aaa, ppp active, ppp profile, and ppp secret. Each class can be invoked through the interface classes with method in mikrotik_api main classes.

Mrs::system();

File Class ¶

This Extensions has a File Class that can interact with Mikrotik RouterOS File.

Mrs::file();

For development ¶

we provide for the development of one class, for third party development.

Mrs::talker();

EX Code :

public function getAll(){
        $talk = Mrs::talker();
//      $talk->setDebug(TRUE);
        $sentence = new SentenceUtil();
        $sentence->fromCommand("/ip/address/getall");
        $talk->send($sentence);
        $rs = $talk->getResult();
        while ($rs->next()){
            echo $rs->getResult("interface")."\t|\t";
            echo $rs->getResult("address")."\t|\t";
            echo $rs->getResult("network")."\t|\t";
            echo $rs->getResult("broadcast")."\t|\t";
            echo "<br>";
        }
    }

The output will be like this

ether1  | 172.100.10.10/24 | 172.100.10.0 | 172.100.10.255 |    
ether2  | 172.110.0.100/24 | 172.110.0.0  | 172.110.0.255  |    
ether3  | 172.30.0.100/24  | 172.30.0.0   | 172.30.0.255   |    
ether4  | 192.168.88.1/24  | 192.168.88.0 | 192.168.88.255 |    
ether5  | 192.168.10.1/24  | 192.168.10.0 | 192.168.10.255 |