In MikroTik, which command is used to display a list of active DHCP leases?

The command used to display a list of active DHCP leases in MikroTik is "/ip dhcp-server lease print." This command retrieves and shows the current active leases provided by the DHCP server configured on the router.

When executing this command, the user will see details such as the IP address assigned, the client's MAC address, the lease's status, and the corresponding time values, which are essential for monitoring and managing network devices that dynamically obtain their IP addresses. Understanding active leases is crucial for network administrators to ensure efficient IP address management and troubleshooting connectivity issues.

While other options may appear similar and could relate to DHCP in some way, they do not align precisely with the syntax or functionality required for displaying active DHCP leases specifically from the DHCP server perspective. For example, commands that might focus elsewhere do not serve the specific purpose of listing leases granted by a DHCP server effectively.