Mikrotik Auto Backup Via Email | MTCNA | Lecture 5

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Brother, how to take a backup of Mikrotik via Outlook? Plz solve this query.

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Taking a backup of a MikroTik device and sending it via Outlook involves exporting the backup file from the MikroTik router and then sending it as an email attachment using Outlook. Here's how you can do it: Step 1: Backup the MikroTik Configuration Log in to MikroTik: Use Winbox, WebFig, or the command-line interface (CLI) to access your MikroTik router. Create the Backup File: If you're using Winbox: Navigate to Files in the left menu. Click Backup to create a backup of the current configuration. Save the file with an appropriate name (e.g., backup-yyyy-mm-dd). If you're using the Terminal (CLI): bash Copy code /system backup save name=backup-yyyy-mm-dd Replace yyyy-mm-dd with the current date. Locate the Backup File: The backup file will appear in the Files section of Winbox or the router's storage directory. Download the Backup File: Select the backup file in the Files menu and click Download to save it to your computer. Step 2: Email the Backup File via Outlook Open Outlook: Launch Microsoft Outlook on your computer. Compose a New Email: Click on New Email. Enter the recipient's email address (this could be your own or a designated email for backups). Add a subject like "MikroTik Backup - yyyy-mm-dd". Attach the Backup File: Click Attach File and select the backup file you downloaded from the MikroTik router. Send the Email: Click Send to email the backup file. Automating the Process To automate sending MikroTik backups via email, you can use MikroTik's built-in scripting and email tools. Enable Email on MikroTik: Configure the MikroTik email tool: /tool e-mail set address=smtp.your-email-provider.com port=587 \ from=[e-mail] user=[e-mail] password=your-password Replace the placeholders with your email provider's SMTP server details. Create a Script to Backup and Email: Use the following script to create a backup and email it: /system backup save name=auto-backup /tool e-mail send to=[e-mail] subject="MikroTik Backup" \ body="Attached is the latest backup." file=auto-backup.backup Replace [e-mail] with your email address. Schedule the Script: Schedule the script to run periodically: /system scheduler add name=backup-email interval=1d on-event="/system backup save name=auto-backup; /tool e-mail send to=[e-mail] subject=\"MikroTik Backup\" body=\"Attached is the latest backup.\" file=auto-backup.backup" Considerations Ensure your MikroTik router has internet access to send emails. Use secure email configurations (e.g., TLS or SSL) if supported by your email provider. Test the process to verify backups are sent correctly.

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