Which command is used to display the current routing table?

The command used to display the current routing table is "/ip route print." This command specifically targets the routing information stored within the MikroTik RouterOS. It provides detailed insights into how routes are set up and managed, showing both static and dynamic routes, along with metrics and statuses associated with them.

The output from this command will typically include essential details such as the destination, gateway, interface, distance, and more, enabling network administrators to effectively manage and troubleshoot routing issues. Understanding the current routing table is critical for ensuring efficient network traffic flow and for making informed decisions about route management.

Other options do not represent the correct commands for displaying the routing table in MikroTik. For instance, while "/ip routing display" may suggest functionality related to routing, it is not a valid command within RouterOS. Similarly, "/routing print" and "/ip routing check" do not provide the necessary functionality or are not valid commands for viewing the routing table. Thus, knowing the correct command to view the routing configuration is vital for effective network management.