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Routing Statistics

Routing Statistics

Section titled “Routing Statistics”

RouterOS 7.15.3 CHR free does not provide a usable /routing/stats command hierarchy. The previous version of this page documented commands such as /routing/stats/print, /routing/stats/fib/print, and /routing/ospf/stats/print, but verification on staging routers showed that those paths fail with bad command name or syntax error.

Current Status

Section titled “Current Status”

The /routing menu exists, but it does not expose a stats submenu on the verified platform. That means the following documented paths are not valid on RouterOS 7.15.3 CHR free:

  • /routing/stats/print
  • /routing/stats/route/print
  • /routing/stats/fib/print
  • /routing/ospf/stats/print
  • /routing/bgp/stats/print
  • /routing/rip/stats/print

Verified Alternatives

Section titled “Verified Alternatives”

While there is no dedicated /routing/stats hierarchy, you can still inspect routing state and system resource usage with commands that were verified successfully.

Count installed routes

Section titled “Count installed routes”
/ip/route/print count-only

Use this to confirm how many routes are currently installed.

Check system resource usage

Section titled “Check system resource usage”
/system/resource/print

Use this to review CPU, memory, uptime, and RouterOS version while investigating routing behavior.

Check OSPF neighbors

Section titled “Check OSPF neighbors”
/routing/ospf/neighbor/print

Use this when OSPF is configured and you need to confirm neighbor visibility.

Guidance

Section titled “Guidance”

If you need routing observability on RouterOS 7.15.3 CHR free, rely on feature-specific operational commands instead of /routing/stats. Verify each command against your RouterOS version before building automation around it, because routing menu structure can differ by release and feature availability.

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