/file print where name="secrets.txt" However, this still hides passwords in older versions. The only reliable method is to use the /ppp secret export command in a safe environment where the configuration is stored in plaintext? Actually, no—export always hides.
/ppp secret print detail file=secrets.txt Then view the file:
Flags: X - disabled 0 name="john.doe" password="MyPlainPass123" service=pppoe profile=default show-sensitive works for print , not for export . 2. Dumping via Script and File System (For Older Versions) If your RouterOS lacks show-sensitive , you can script a manual dump:
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