Hello
I want to print all the entries at the NAT connection Table to a file .
With the command : /ip firewall connection> print terse file=NAT-connections are printed ONLY one part of them.
At the router are about 132000 connections and printed only 2050 items .Which is the attribute I have to use at the command Line ?
Regards
Ilir
how about “/ip firewall nat export file=name” ?
that command export the file in .rsc format the settings of the connection table :
\
/ip firewall connection tracking
set enabled=yes generic-timeout=10m icmp-timeout=5s tcp-close-timeout=30s
tcp-close-wait-timeout=30s tcp-established-timeout=20m
tcp-fin-wait-timeout=30s tcp-last-ack-timeout=30s
tcp-syn-received-timeout=20s tcp-syn-sent-timeout=20s tcp-syncookie=yes
tcp-time-wait-timeout=30s udp-stream-timeout=1m udp-timeout=1m
ilir
ah sorry, didn’t read carefully. no, you can’t see ALL connections, it’s impossible.
Any fix at the future OS ?
Is this the definitive response from Mikrotik that is not possible to export all the entries of the NAT-connection Table ?
Regards
ilir
you can use ‘traffic flow’ to get all the connections, but not from the ‘connection tracking’ menu, as it’s limited by amount of RAM and some other things, if you have millions of entries, it will only show a portion.
I do not want to show the entries ,but to export them as text file at on external server .
But I need all the entires .
This action I will make periodically and from the server scripts to track the Client connections at one certain moment of time .This is a request from the Prosecutor Office .
Regards
Iir
did you look at Traffic Flow like I suggested?
Yes
It can be done with the Manageengine Netflow .It has report for every source or destination Ip
Thank You
ilir