Hi,
Is there anyway to check the IP that a switch port is using/giving to the client without going to client side on winbox or terminal? I can check on the leases from the DHCP server but can’t seem to figure out which one is using the actual port.
So let’s say ether10 is C4:AD:34:55:7F:AB but on the DHCP server it’s detecting the MAC address of the client. I cannot find what the ip is on ether10. Or is this not possible?
/ip dhcp lease print where address=ip.add.re.ss shows you the mapping between the IP address and the MAC address of the client. Ping the IP to update the MAC forwarding tables of the bridge if the client was eventually idle for a long time, and run /interface bridge host print where interface=ether10 !local to see only the MAC addresses accessible via ether10, or /interface bridge host print where mac-address~“ma:ca:dd:re:ss” to see only the record for that single MAC address (which includes the Ethernet interface through which the MAC address is accessible).
Thanks Sindy! This helps a lot.
@Mikrotik should have this as a feature in WinBox instead of a terminal search 