As MRZ said, if you want to store this data and analyze it at a later date, your best option is going to be Netflows, or Traffic Flow in MikroTik. This requires you to set up a Netflows Collector on a server. There are several pay for options and several free options, depending on how much time/money you have to invest in getting it up and running will tell you what path you need to use. Pay for ones are generally very easy to set up, open source ones will require a lot of playing around on your part to get it up and running.
i’m not willing to paay for this – it seems something that sould be free.
i can do this using microsft isa server & sql server express for free, without genius knowledge, why should i pay for the same thing on mikrotik?
i’ve found paessler, it sould be free for up to 20 sensors. haven’t made it functional yet, i hope i dont need the netflow collector service, that’s not free.
Like I said there are several “free” Net Flow collector programs out there. I have set up NTop and NFSen personally, both are free for the software used itself. The package is included on the MikroTik and is not something you need to pay extra for from them, but there is always some cost for servers, both in time and money. It all comes down to what features you want, if you want support for the product or not, and how fast you need it working. If you need the support for the software/sever and ease of setup, then no one is going to provide those services for free.