id

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routing/id

Type: Directory

Global Router ID election configuration. The Router ID can be configured explicitly or elected from one of the router's IP addresses.

For each VRF table, RouterOS adds a dynamic ID instance that elects the Router ID from one of the IP addresses in that VRF:

[admin@rack1_b33_CCR1036] /routing/id> print 
Flags: D - DYNAMIC, I - INACTIVE
Columns: NAME, DYNAMIC-ID, SELECT-DYNAMIC-ID, SELECT-FROM-VRF
#   NAME   DYNAMIC-ID      SELECT-D   SELE
0 D main   111.111.111.2   only-vrf   main

Flag	Name	Description
X	disabled	disabled
D	dynamic	dynamic
I	inactive	If there was a problem getting a valid ID, then the item can become inactive.

Argument	Type	Description
name	string
id ( unset )	ipAddr	Router ID to set explicitly. If the Router ID is not set, RouterOS can elect it from one of the configured IP addresses. See select-dynamic-id and select-from-vrf.
select-dynamic-id ( unset )	ubit (any, only-static, only-loopback, only-vrf, only-active, lowest)	Select which IP addresses RouterOS uses for Router ID election: any - any address found on the router can be elected as the Router ID. lowest - select the lowest IP address. only-active - select an ID only from active IP addresses. only-loopback - select an ID only from loopback addresses (loopback address is any non-point-to-point /32 address). only-vrf - select an ID only from the selected VRF. Works with select-from-vrf.
select-from-vrf ( unset )	enum	VRF from which to select IP addresses for the ID election.

Read-only Argument	Type	Description
dynamic-id	ipAddr	Currently selected ID.