Which command can be used to display active connections on a MikroTik router?

The command that can be used to display active connections on a MikroTik router is /ip firewall connection print. This command accesses the firewall's currently active connections and presents them in a list format.

Active connection tracking is a feature in MikroTik routers that keeps a record of connections that go through the firewall, which allows users to see real-time data about the network. This is important for monitoring traffic, troubleshooting, and security analysis. By using this command, administrators can effectively manage the traffic passing through the router and ensure that their network is functioning correctly.

The other options do not provide the correct method for displaying active connections. For instance, while /ip connection list may sound plausible, it does not exist as a valid command in MikroTik's RouterOS. Similarly, /interface print is used to display interface statistics and settings, but does not relate to active connections. The command /ip active connections is also not recognized within the MikroTik command structure. Thus, /ip firewall connection print is the correct and relevant command for viewing active connections on the router.