Forwarding Database?

If I am not mistaken, the FDB is missing…

Who took it? I need it back…

wo_Ot

what are you talking about?..

Chupaka,
I am in the middle of attempting to identify a rogue MAC on my wireless backbone. Other switch/router vendors always have a command like ‘show fdb’ to list all the MACs it is handling, and lists the port it came in on.

I just recalled that there is a tool in the CLI only called ‘mac-scan’. This is close to what the FDB holds, but if I have multiple interfaces that could be the source of the MAC, I need to ‘mac-scan’ every interface individually. This leaves a lot to be desired if there are many MACs on the LAN segment because of the limitations of the CLI display. Somewhere in the depths of RouterOS, the router must know what ports have what MACs. I just want to list all MACs handled by RouterOS, and the ports they appear on. This is especially important when the device either has an unknown IP, or no IP at all.

I hope this clarifies what I am looking for. Dont know why I havent seen this request before. What am I missing?

‘FDB’ in this meaning is about bridging. so you can see it in

/interface bridge host print

for routing, you should look in

/ip arp print