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I do have a problem from my Isp that thay can not suply me with a Static ip for my clients. Is it possable for zima to have a service that we can pay for static IP's

Good evanaing. I just checked again and i can see it is working now. I think it was maybe still initializing. Sorry i didnt whant to hi jack this post. But thank you this will help alot.

Would you please share a screenshot where it shows that webfig is not enabled?

Good day. I just noticed you have implement the Webfig feature in the Router section. I have enabled it and i do see it enables it in my router with a specific available ip /16. the problem i see it keeps on saying the webfig is not enabled.

thank you for your timely support yeah its good idea to add live graph. basically my issue is that sometime i check user from Zima portal it shows user is offline but when i check in router is shown in active users. Maybe there is time difference but i had added NTP in my router already. i hope you understand my issue. best regards

The Whatsapp api was planned as part of the notification feature, used to remind subscribers a few days before their subscription expires. Some ISPs use Telegram, others Whatsapp, others suggested notifying subscribers using web push notification to subscribers' app that the subscribers install on their phones. To make the process simpler, we decided to release a REST API endpoint that you could build on it extended features that still do not exist in Zima. For example, the Whatsapp notification feature that you suggested. We plan to implement REST API endpoint next week. First endpoint that we plan to release will return the list of subscriptions with their expiry dates. This list will be used to build the notification feature that you want and you could integrate whatever app (whatsapp, telegram, sms, email, etc.) There are other use cases that could make use of REST API endpoints. Your feedback and the feedback of the community is appreciated. So please share your thoughts

The probes feature is a recent feature that we released. It is useful to observe any device that has an IP and that is accessible from your router (the one where you pasted Zima script). In other words, if you go to your winbox /tools/ping and you ping an IP from there and it works (reacheable), you can go to Zima/probes and add this IP in probes list. Zima will be instructed to ping it over time and to fill ping graphs for this IP that you added. Those graphs are useful when you want to debug if a link is stable over time, the delay is constant and the timeouts are low. This feature is versatile, you could add any local IP on your network or even ping online servers or websites. Later we plan to make it easier to add probes for your subscribers devices. By enabling probe for the device, it will show in your probes list, and Zima will ping it for you and fill ping graph. Any specific use cases that you would like to ask about concerning probes or any suggestions. Your feedback and the community feedback is appreciated.

You mean the row selected in yellow? It shows session uptime, it means online. However, the user status is updated after Zima reads an update from your router. It is possible that the status does not match mikrotik until Zima receives an update from your router. Also, in order to see the new status you need to refresh the page. Idea: It would be a good idea that we add a new column "Last router update" or "Updated since". It helps you trace when the last update took place. On another note, we plan to release the live graphs soon, as a result there will be no need to refresh the page, it will update the status automatically (status will be updated dynamically, without page refresh). Those are upcoming features soon.

 

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