and set it in the OSPF instance as the out filter, do nothing else, OSPF is sending out the default route. But I didn´t have redistribute any routes (for my case static) or set “default-originate”. Why OSPF / RouterOS is sending it out anyways?
No the default route is not from OSPF. It is from static. When it would be from OSPF I would understand why it is send out.
But how I can set the “!packets” ?
Alright, then I’ve probably misunderstood what you’re looking for.
Anyway, here’s how you enable OSPF logging: “/system logging add action=memory topics=ospf,!packet”. With this setting, you should be able to track both inbound and outbound OSPF LSA messages without being flooded by low-level protocol details.