MikroTik RouterOS commands can be scheduled to run once a day using which command?

To schedule commands to run at specific times, MikroTik RouterOS utilizes the system scheduler. This feature allows administrators to set up automated tasks that can execute scripts or commands at predetermined intervals, such as daily. The scheduler is very flexible and can be customized to run tasks not only once a day but also at specific times, on specific days of the week, or at other intervals as defined by the user.

Using the system scheduler, administrators can enhance network management and maintenance by automating repetitive tasks, which saves time and minimizes the risk of human error. The ability to schedule a command to run daily is particularly useful for routine tasks such as backups, updates, and maintenance checks.

The other options do not serve this purpose: the watchdog is primarily for monitoring system performance and resetting the router under specific conditions, while cron is often used in Unix-like systems for similar scheduling but is not a command in MikroTik's RouterOS. The term "task" does not correspond to a recognized command in the context of scheduling commands in RouterOS. Therefore, the system scheduler is the correct choice for running commands daily.