In the MikroTik routing table, route status flags describe the type and status of each route:
* A = Active # The route is being used to forward packets#
* C = Connected # The route is to a directly connected subnet#
* S = Static # The route was added manually by the administrator#
* D = Drop ##There is no such routing flag; "drop" may be an action in firewall or route rules but not a route status Correct route flags in MikroTik include:
* D = Dynamic
* A = Active
* C = Connected
* S = Static
* r = RIP
* o = OSPF
* b = BGP
MTCNA Routing Section - Route Flags Overview:
"Static routes show as S, connected routes as C, and routes in use are marked with A." Rene Meneses Guide - Routing Table Flags:
"Check route flags: A (Active), C (Connected), S (Static). Drop is not a valid route flag." Terry Combs Notes - Route Status Flags:
"Drop = firewall action, not route flag. Don't confuse it with routing status."