MIKROTIK NOIP UPDATE SCRIPT

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##############Script Settings################## :local NOIPUser "username" :local NOIPPass "password" :local WANInter "ether1" ############################################### :local NOIPDomain "noiphostmane" ############################################### :local IpCurrent [:resolve myip.opendns.com server=8.8.8.8]; :put $IpCurrent :if ([:resolve $NOIPDomain] != $IpCurrent) do={ /tool fetch mode=http user=$NOIPUser password=$NOIPPass url="http://dynupdate.no-ip.com/nic/update\3Fhostname=$NOIPDomain&myip=$Ipcurrent" keep-result=no :log info "NO-IP Update: $NOIPDomain - $IpCurrent" } :local IpCurrent [:resolve myip.opendns.com server=8.8.4.4]; :put $IpCurrent :if ([:resolve $NOIPDomain] != $IpCurrent) do={ /tool fetch mode=http user=$NOIPUser password=$NOIPPass url="http://dynupdate.no-ip.com/nic/update\3Fhostname=$NOIPDomain&myip=$Ipcurrent" keep-result=no :log info "NO-IP Update: $NOIPDomain - $IpCurrent" }

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