🔒 Closed Payment Reminder Mikrotik RouterOS

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Set up payment reminder for hotspot

 

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To set up a payment reminder for a Mikrotik RouterOS hotspot, you can use the following steps:

1. Create a hotspot user profile that includes a session-timeout value. This will be the period of time for which the user is allowed access to the hotspot after making a payment.

2. Configure the hotspot server to use the aforementioned user profile.

3. Use the Mikrotik RouterOS scheduler to regularly check the user accounts and send out payment reminders. To do this, create a script that sends out an email or SMS reminder to the user when their account is about to expire.

4. Schedule the script to run at regular intervals, for instance, every day, to ensure timely reminders are sent to the users.

Here's an example script that sends out an email reminder to users whose accounts are about to expire:

# Define variables
:local emailBody ""
:local emailSubject "Payment Reminder - Mikrotik Hotspot"

# Loop through all active hotspot users
:foreach i in=[/ip hotspot active find where server=hotspot1] do={
  # Check if user's session-timeout is less than 2 hours
  :if ([:len [/ip hotspot active get $i session-time-left]] > 0 &&
      [/ip hotspot active get $i session-time-left] < 2h ) do={
      
    # Get user's email address
    :local emailAddress [/ip hotspot user get [/ip hotspot active get $i user] email]
    
    # Construct email body
    :set emailBody "Dear hotspot user, your account is about to expire in " . 
                    [/ip hotspot active get $i session-time-left] ". Please make sure to recharge your account to continue using the hotspot service."
    
    # Send out email reminder
    /tool e-mail send to=$emailAddress subject=$emailSubject body=$emailBody   
  }
}

Note that you'd need to fill in the necessary details, such as the email subject, hotspot server name, and so on.

 

[Senator Bong Go]

To set up a payment reminder for a Mikrotik RouterOS hotspot, you can use the following steps:

1. Create a hotspot user profile that includes a session-timeout value. This will be the period of time for which the user is allowed access to the hotspot after making a payment.

2. Configure the hotspot server to use the aforementioned user profile.

3. Use the Mikrotik RouterOS scheduler to regularly check the user accounts and send out payment reminders. To do this, create a script that sends out an email or SMS reminder to the user when their account is about to expire.

4. Schedule the script to run at regular intervals, for instance, every day, to ensure timely reminders are sent to the users.

Here's an example script that sends out an email reminder to users whose accounts are about to expire:

# Define variables
:local emailBody ""
:local emailSubject "Payment Reminder - Mikrotik Hotspot"

# Loop through all active hotspot users
:foreach i in=[/ip hotspot active find where server=hotspot1] do={
  # Check if user's session-timeout is less than 2 hours
  :if ([:len [/ip hotspot active get $i session-time-left]] > 0 &&
      [/ip hotspot active get $i session-time-left] < 2h ) do={
    
    # Get user's email address
    :local emailAddress [/ip hotspot user get [/ip hotspot active get $i user] email]
  
    # Construct email body
    :set emailBody "Dear hotspot user, your account is about to expire in " .
                    [/ip hotspot active get $i session-time-left] ". Please make sure to recharge your account to continue using the hotspot service."
  
    # Send out email reminder
    /tool e-mail send to=$emailAddress subject=$emailSubject body=$emailBody 
  }
}

Note that you'd need to fill in the necessary details, such as the email subject, hotspot server name, and so on.

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