Where can you monitor real-time connections processed by the router, including addresses and ports?

The appropriate method to monitor real-time connections processed by the router, including details such as addresses and ports, is through Firewall Connection Tracking. This feature specifically keeps track of all active connections flowing through the router. By accessing the connection tracking table, administrators can view the current connections, see their status, and gather insightful information about data flows, including source and destination IP addresses and port numbers.

In contrast, the other options serve different purposes. Firewall Counters provide statistics about packet and byte counts for specific firewall rules, but do not present real-time connection details. Tool Torch, while it can show active flows and perform packet capture, does not specifically focus on connection tracking data in the same structured way. Queue Tree is primarily used for monitoring and managing bandwidth allocation for specific traffic streams, rather than keeping track of individual connections. Thus, Firewall Connection Tracking is the most suitable choice for observing real-time connections on a MikroTik router.