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File menu shows all userspace files on the router. It is possible to see and edit file content or delete file. file creation is not possible from this menu. If RouterOS ".npk" package is uploaded, the file menu will also show package-specific information, for example, architecture, build date and time, etc.
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For multicore devices with a NAND flash memory (e.g. CCR series routers, RB4011iGS), RouterOS uses a write-back which that will cache file changes into RAM memory instead of writing them straight away into flash media. The file changes will be stored on the flash when it is absolutely necessary, the writing can be delayed by up to 40 seconds. This helps to reduce CPU cycles which results in better performance. However, this can cause empty or zero-length files when a device experience experiences a sudden power loss, because files were not fully saved on a flash. |
Properties
| Property | Description |
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| contents (string; Default: ) | The actual content of the file |
| creation-time (time) | A time when the file was created |
| name (string) | Name of the file |
| package-architecture (string) | Architecture that package is built for. Applies only to RouterOS ".npk" files |
| package-built-time (string) | A time when the package was built. Applies only to RouterOS ".npk" files |
| package-name (string) | Name of the installable package that. Applies only to RouterOS ".npk" files |
| package-version (string) | A version of the installable package that. Applies only to RouterOS ".npk" files |
| size (integer) | File size in bytes |
| file type (string) | Type of the file. For folders, the file type is the directory |
Backups
RouterOS backup feature allows you to save the current device's configuration, which then can be re-applied on the same or a different identical model. This is very useful since it allows you to effortlessly restore the device's configurations or to re-apply the same configuration on a backup device. The system's backup file also contains the device's MAC addresses, which are also restored when the backup file is loaded.
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