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Mikrotik Configure NTP Client

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automation configuration mikrotik networking ntp

In RouterOS there is no way to set the domain in the NTP client.

So that the router always looks at live servers - let’s create a scheduler that will constantly update the lists of servers.

On the on-event field, we write such a simple script:

{
:local ntpServer "pool.ntp.org"
:local primary [resolve $ntpServer]
:local secondary [resolve $ntpServer]
:local tertiary [resolve $ntpServer]

/system/ntp/client/set servers="$primary,$secondary,$tertiary"
}

Once a day is enough to run.