Hi,
How do I see the MAC address table if I need to find which MACs on behind which ports?
Look in:
/IP Arp
and you should see the entries.
ARP table is an ARP table, I’m asking about MAC address table
I think you’re looking for…
[@STUFF-NETWORK-WAP] > /interface bridge host print
Flags: L - local, E - external-fdb
BRIDGE MAC-ADDRESS ON-INTERFACE AGE
L Conversion Bridge 00:0C:42:E4:49:38 Wireless 0s
Conversion Bridge 6C:C2:6B:06:E0:61 Wireless 11s
Conversion Bridge 9C:2A:70:47:37:3C Wireless 0s
Based on your post I found what I’m looking for, this is
/interface ethernet switch host print
thank you!
It wasn’t clear if you were asking about finding MAC addresses i the view seen by RouterOS or (as it turns out) or asking about the CAM/MAC/Filter table on a specific switch chip since no switch was mentioned.
CelticComms, but the mac address table is almost a term used when talking about a switches…
I was asking because of new 24port coud core switch router has been released and it’s cost seems to be very good and I want to try it instead switch+router pair. And there is a few questions I wanted to know before buying one to try. Sometimes you will need a physically locate a device in a network and mac address table will help you 
Perform a mac-scan as follows:
tool mac-scan interface=ether2
MAC-ADDRESS ADDRESS AGE
C8:1F:66:13:19:17 172.64.0.16 3