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Home » Technical » Computing » Remote Failover testing
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Remote Failover testing

by William Rendell|Published November 15, 2021

The below is to be used in a script to test failover based on firewall rules

/ip firewall filter enable [find comment="FailoverTesting"];
delay 180000ms
/ip firewall filter disable [find comment="FailoverTesting"];
  • Mikrotik
  • network
  • Router
  • script

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