Which command would you use to display the current routing table on a MikroTik device?

Which command would you use to display the current routing table on a MikroTik device?

• A. /ip route export
• B. /ip route add
• C. /routing table show
• D. /ip route print

Answer: (D)

Viewing the live IP routes is done with the print command under the IP route section. When you run the command to print, MikroTik lists every route currently in the IP routing table, showing destination networks, next hops or interfaces, distance, and how the router would forward traffic. This is the standard way to inspect how packets will be routed right now. Exports, on the other hand, generate a script representation of the routes rather than displaying the live table. Adding would create a new route instead of showing existing ones. And showing routing tables at a higher level isn’t the same as listing the active IP routes. So the command that best displays the current routing table is the print operation for IP routes.

Viewing the live IP routes is done with the print command under the IP route section. When you run the command to print, MikroTik lists every route currently in the IP routing table, showing destination networks, next hops or interfaces, distance, and how the router would forward traffic. This is the standard way to inspect how packets will be routed right now.

Exports, on the other hand, generate a script representation of the routes rather than displaying the live table. Adding would create a new route instead of showing existing ones. And showing routing tables at a higher level isn’t the same as listing the active IP routes. So the command that best displays the current routing table is the print operation for IP routes.