About this fork

• Simplified script by removing the array to store multiple zoneIDs and domainIDs.
• Fixed resolving the IP if proxied, by requesting it from Cloudflare's API. The original script only used a lookup, which is fine for a DNS only record.
• Readme has been translated and adapted to the fork.

RouterOS-DDNS-Cloudflare

RouterOS script for Cloudflare DDNS using API_Token as authorization.

1. Environment preparation

1. You need to import JParseFunctions into scripts of RouterOS After importing, run the following command in the RouterOS terminal /system script run "JParseFunctions"; global JSONLoad; global JSONLoads; global JSONUnload This will need run after every startup, create a Scheduler task id needed.
2. Get API_TOKENS from Cloudflare Generated in My Profile, API Tokens. Note that this script does not require your API_KEY and email address Only API_TOKENS with Edit Zone DNS permission is required to complete the task
3. Get the Zone_ID from Cloudflare. Found in domain overview in the Cloudflare dash.
4. Import ros-ddns-sample into scripts of RouterOS

2. Using scripts

1. Modify the corresponding key value according to the prompts in the ros-ddns-sample file What you need to enter is CFzoneid , WANInterface , CFdomain , TTL , proxied , CFapitoken, cTimestamp
2. TTL unit is seconds, minimum is 60
3. proxied is used to switch dns resolve method and Cloudflare's DNS Proxy function (orange cloud icon)
4. WANInterface fill in the target interface name to obtain the ip (For pppoe dial-up, fill in the pppoe interface name)
5. cTimestamp toggle adding a date time timestamp to the comment section of the DNS record.
6. Set up a Scheduler task to run the script at the desired interval

3. Cleanup

1. Run $JSONUnload in RouterOS terminal This will automatically clear all global variables loaded by JParseFunctions

Thanks:

https://github.com/Winand/mikrotik-json-parser
https://github.com/kiss2u/ros-cloudflare-ddns