Which command would you use to display IPv4 addresses configured on the device?

Which command would you use to display IPv4 addresses configured on the device?

• A. /ip address add
• B. /ip address print
• C. /ip address remove
• D. /ip address enable

Answer: (B)

When you want to see what IPv4 addresses are currently configured on the device, you use the print operation under the /ip address path. The print command lists every configured IPv4 address, showing which interface it’s assigned to and the prefix length, so you get a clear view of the existing addressing without changing anything. The other commands are for modifying settings: adding would create a new address assignment, removing would delete one, and enabling would activate an entry. None of those display the current configuration, which is why the print option is the correct choice.

When you want to see what IPv4 addresses are currently configured on the device, you use the print operation under the /ip address path. The print command lists every configured IPv4 address, showing which interface it’s assigned to and the prefix length, so you get a clear view of the existing addressing without changing anything.

The other commands are for modifying settings: adding would create a new address assignment, removing would delete one, and enabling would activate an entry. None of those display the current configuration, which is why the print option is the correct choice.