If you have multiple bridge interfaces and want to narrow down the list to a specific bridge, here is the command. This command will print the contents of the mac address table for all bridges. 192.168.11.1 dev eth0 lladdr 1c:af:f7:XX:XX:XX REACHABLE If you don't find a machine in the list, you need to connect to it, because it has been removed from the list because not used for a while. 21sġ3 D 80:2A:XX:XX:XX:03 ether10 MGMT_br. To see the MAC address of the default routers IP address, use ip neigh and look up the line with the IP address and MAC address after lladdr.e. # MAC-ADDRESS VID ON-INTERFACE BRIDGE AGEġ DL EE:8A:XX:XX:XX:2A loopback0 loopback0Ģ D 00:08:XX:XX:XX:A0 ether10 MGMT_br. CLI command to show mac table interface bridge host print Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic, L - local, E - external And in this scenario, separate mac address tables are maintained. You can actually have a valid configuration that uses both. The two types of configuration are software switching (using bridge interfaces) and hardware switching. There are actually several commands that you should know, depending on how your router is configured. In addition to using the command line to show the mac address table, this tutorial I will also show you how to search for a specific MAC address and filter the table to show mac addresses learned through a specific port.

Here are the commands to show the mac address table on a MikroTik Router.

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