In MikroTik's RouterOS, the export command is used to generate a script of configuration commands that can be used to recreate your settings on another device or for backup purposes. Unlike a binary .backup file, an export is a plain-text file that you can read and edit. Core Export Commands
The /export command in MikroTik RouterOS is the primary tool for generating a human-readable script of your device's configuration. Unlike a binary backup file (which is intended for the same device), an export generates a RouterOS script (.rsc) that can be edited, audited, or imported into other devices. Core Export Commands
Methods for Exporting Mikrotik Configuration
Warning: Be extremely careful with files containing plain-text passwords. Do not share them publicly.
In MikroTik's RouterOS, the export command is used to generate a script of configuration commands that can be used to recreate your settings on another device or for backup purposes. Unlike a binary .backup file, an export is a plain-text file that you can read and edit. Core Export Commands
The /export command in MikroTik RouterOS is the primary tool for generating a human-readable script of your device's configuration. Unlike a binary backup file (which is intended for the same device), an export generates a RouterOS script (.rsc) that can be edited, audited, or imported into other devices. Core Export Commands
Methods for Exporting Mikrotik Configuration
Warning: Be extremely careful with files containing plain-text passwords. Do not share them publicly.