Mikrotik PPPoE Setup - Auto Expiry Scheduler for PPPoE Clients | Mikrotik Configuration Tutorial

Mikrotik PPPoE Setup - Auto Expiry Scheduler for PPPoE Clients | Mikrotik Configuration Tutorial Step by Step
Learn how to configure your pppoe server to have an automatic expiry scheduler for your pppoe clients.
In this video, I will show you guys how to configure your pppoe server to have automatic expiry scheduler for your pppoe clients. When the pppoe client first dial the pppoe server, it will automatically create a 30 days interval or duration scheduler and after that duration it will be changed automatically to Expired-Profile and remove the active pppoe connection.
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[@gamforce9354]

Hi I have a problem, my mikrotik router keep disconnecting my hotspot clients before their time is up, normally they used to buy one day voucher code. Example if you are out of the network like about 15 minutes and if you come back it will ask you to enter voucher.

[@collectionfiles2691]

thanks for the video sir.,..road to 1k

[@team3kings688]

ayos brod..dali lang ma intindihan

[@sunikiriatto]

i like this but how about blackout the others users is going to disconnect and connect when the electricity back then the users is going to start again the 30days setup, right.? this is going to be a problem. any solution?

[@1Shazi]

Thanx bro

[@abbasmikrotik1635]

❤❤

[@zakaidk3285]

Sir what if specific date of the month sir like Every 10th of the month mag expired ang profile. How to do it sir?

[@MrMulima]

In MikroTik RouterOS, the scheduler interval units are as follows:
"d" stands for days.
"h" stands for hours.
"m" stands for minutes.
"s" stands for seconds.
So, for a scheduler interval of "30d," it refers to 30 days.
In MikroTik RouterOS, there is no direct unit for months in scheduler intervals. You would typically use days or a combination of days and hours to approximate monthly intervals since months have varying numbers of days.

[@MrJosecusso]

i dont see the scrip bro i need please

[@allzzizzwellzz5841]

/system scheduler add interval=30d name=$user on-event="/ppp secret set [find name=$user] profile=NON-PAYMENT; /PPP active remove ; /system scheduler remove [find name=$user]";

[@alomgirhossain3127]

Please Script code your description box

[@neildoldolia2706]

paano ma download script sir , may bayad b

[@allzzizzwellzz5841]

/system scheduler add interval=30d name=$user on-event="/ppp secret set [find name=$user] profile=NON-PAYMENT; /PPP active remove ; /system scheduler remove [find name=$user]";

[@allzzizzwellzz5841]

IT don't work if their are another script except the script of auto change profile

[@harrylamadrid4989]

try this /system scheduler add interval=30d name=$user on-event="/ppp secret set [find name=$user] profile=NON-PAYMENT; /ppp active remove [find name=$user]; /system scheduler remove [find name=$user]";