- keenetic router (all supported ssh-server)
- ssh-server installed
- ssh access to router
- docker (persistent volume)
change variable in magic.sh Set router username, password and ipAdd
PASSWORD=admin
USERNAME=admin
NUMBER_OF_BACKUPS=30
ROUTER_HOST=192.168.1.1
All backup will be in /opt/ folder
RUN docker build -t mybackup:latest .
RUN docker run -d -v /path/to/backup/folder:/opt mybackup:latest
A router often has many settings, network, users, accesses, routing rules, and more. If one unfortunate day the router dies, or it is accidentally (specially) reset to factory settings. You may be in a lot of pain. If you have a server (nat/virtual machine/cloud/raspberry pi) you can run a backup script that will add once a day (cron expression) the script of your entire configuration to the folder you need. Additionally, it is possible to send logs to the elc stack, or you can add the necessary notifications to monitor the progress of backups. You can also configure the total number of backups in the configuration
If you use elk stack for logging, you can enable simple logging in var ENABLE_LOGGING=1
You need set HOSTNAME_ELK to correct elk url + port 9200 as default.