So this is the first event where I have put the entire load of the event on just one router. But it is the 2116 so I thought that it wouldn't be an issue. Have around 1900 clients connected and the network is running fine, but when I went to kind of check how many connections there were.. I get this alert that I am scared to click on lol but I kind of want to be able to see this information.

"There are too many records to show them all. OR click here to see them all..

I almost feel like the router will explode if I click on it but I was just wondering if anyone has seen this before and what can be done to look at the connections without causing a problem.

Thank you .

ROS 7.12.1 Btw.. CCR2116

I got the same.
My advice is;
- search for specific subnet, (by using Y next to the comment), or
- user terminal

I got the same.
My advice is;
- search for specific subnet, (by using Y next to the comment), or
- user terminal

Im sorry could you maybe give me the exact command for that..

something like this maybe

/ip/firewall/connection> print where src-address~"10.130.0.0/22"

I got the same.
My advice is;
- search for specific subnet, (by using Y next to the comment), or
- user terminal

Well ok I was able to get some results with..

/ip firewall/connection/print where src-address~"10.130."
but I was wondering if it were possible to sort them by the ones using the most bandwidth.. That was kind of my endgame with going to connection tracking.

Thank you !!

Wait I can use torch.. so that is pretty cool.. Sorry im almost to much of a newbie for such a heavy duty device like the 2116 lol

I am receiving the same error, it never happened in RouterOS 6, I have no idea if there was a change in connections tracking in this new version. It is possible to get results with better filtering and torch but it feels odd getting that message