1. Direct
Probe And Run Direct API
Use this to confirm the router is reachable over the MikroTik API and that the payload works before blaming the poll path.
No direct result yet.
This page only does three things: test direct, set up HTTP poll, and show logs. One burner router, one shared command box, no transport policy nonsense.
Use the same command and args for both tests so it is obvious whether the problem is direct execution, poll queueing, or the RouterOS script.
Use this to confirm the router is reachable over the MikroTik API and that the payload works before blaming the poll path.
No direct result yet.
Set up the poll script on the router, refresh it when the backend URL changes, then run the same payload through the queued HTTP poll path.
No poll result yet.
Every action lands here. If something breaks, this should tell you whether it died on direct reachability, script apply, queue creation, or operation completion.
Waiting for actions...
No raw payload yet.