What I meant is that if I give that command over terminal and then I open the NAT on WinBox, I can’t find that 10.10.10.2 parameter anywhere. dst-addresses is also empty!
“to-addresses” makes no sense for “masquerade”, which is why it’s not displayed.
You can see it by (temporarily?) changing Action to “src-nat”.
If you want to set a destination address filter, then use “dst-address”.
It is important to know the difference between “dst-address” and “to-addresses”.
You can configure on masquerade rule to-address but it will not affect anything on this rule. To-address is used when appropriate action is used on NAT rule.
Same goes for other configuration menus too - for example, you can set NTP server address, you will see it in export, but it will not be used while NTP is not enabled.