Which command displays all configured IPv4 addresses on the device?

Which command displays all configured IPv4 addresses on the device?

• A. /ip route print
• B. /system health
• C. /ip address print
• D. /interface print

Answer: (C)

IPv4 addresses are managed in RouterOS under the /ip address section, and printing that section lists every configured address with its subnet mask and the interface it’s assigned to. That direct view is the most straightforward way to see all IPv4 addresses on the device. The other commands serve different purposes: /ip route print shows the routing table (destinations and next hops), /system health reports overall system status, and /interface print lists interfaces and their properties but doesn’t enumerate all IP addresses by itself.

IPv4 addresses are managed in RouterOS under the /ip address section, and printing that section lists every configured address with its subnet mask and the interface it’s assigned to. That direct view is the most straightforward way to see all IPv4 addresses on the device.

The other commands serve different purposes: /ip route print shows the routing table (destinations and next hops), /system health reports overall system status, and /interface print lists interfaces and their properties but doesn’t enumerate all IP addresses by itself.