Yes, MikroTik offers several tools and commands within RouterOS that allow you to track and diagnose route or connection problems.

These tools can help you identify where errors are occurring and how your network routes are behaving.

Some of the most useful include:

1. Ping

• Description: Allows you to send ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) packets to a specific IP address to verify connectivity and measure the round trip time (RTT) of the packets.
• Uses: Ideal for checking the availability of a host on the network and the quality of the connection (packet loss and latency).
• How to use: In the command line interface (CLI), you can use the command ping followed by the IP address or domain you want to test.

2. traceroute

• Description: Shows the route (hops) that packets take from the MikroTik router to a specific destination. Each hop represents a router or switch through which the packet passes on its way to the destination.
• Uses: Useful to identify where along the route a problem or delay may be occurring.
• How to use: Use the command tool traceroute followed by the target IP address or domain.

3. Mangle

• Description: A RouterOS feature that allows you to modify and mark the data packets and connections passing through the router, which can be useful for tracking and diagnosing specific problems.
• Uses: You can use mangle rules to mark packets that meet certain criteria (for example, coming from a specific IP or using a certain port) and then use other MikroTik tools to analyze these marked packets.
• How to use: Access the menu IP > Firewall, eyelash Mangle to configure the rules.

4. Packet Sniffer

• Description: Captures and analyzes traffic passing through the router, allowing detailed inspection of the data.
• Uses: Useful for identifying more complex network problems, such as unexpected traffic, attacks, or misconfigurations.
• How to use: Activated from Tools > Packet Sniffer. For performance and safety reasons, it should be used with care and temporarily.

5. Torch

• Description: A real-time tool to view traffic passing through interfaces.
• Uses: Allows you to quickly identify the type of traffic, source and destination addresses, and other key traffic parameters.
• How to use: Accede to Tools > Torch and select the interface you want to analyze.

These tools can provide you with valuable information about the health and performance of your network. However, it is important to use them responsibly and with proper knowledge, as incorrect use could affect the performance of your MikroTik network or the security of your data.