Which command shows the current NAT rules in the router's configuration?

Which command shows the current NAT rules in the router's configuration?

• A. /ip firewall nat print
• B. /ip firewall filter print
• C. /system resource print
• D. /system identity print

Answer: (A)

NAT rules live in the firewall section of RouterOS. To see them, view the NAT rules by using /ip firewall nat and then print to display the current list. This is the exact place where address and port translation rules are defined, so printing it shows what NAT is currently configured to do. The other commands pull up different settings: /ip firewall filter print shows normal firewall rules (what to allow or block); /system resource print shows device resource usage like CPU and memory; /system identity print shows the router’s name and identity information.

NAT rules live in the firewall section of RouterOS. To see them, view the NAT rules by using /ip firewall nat and then print to display the current list. This is the exact place where address and port translation rules are defined, so printing it shows what NAT is currently configured to do.

The other commands pull up different settings: /ip firewall filter print shows normal firewall rules (what to allow or block); /system resource print shows device resource usage like CPU and memory; /system identity print shows the router’s name and identity information.