After upgrading to 6.38, my pppoe connection to WAN speed test makes cpu go to 100%. FastTrack counters seem OK --> FastTrack seems to be configured properly.
Because of the cpu, the router no longer gets 300 mbps at 45% of CPU. Now I get up to 200 mbps at 100%.

ROS 6.35rc12 includes support for FastTrack over pppoe. I have tried it with my RB2011 and now it reaches 300 mbps with the cpu at about 45%. I am using Movistar pppoe.

could you post your config.rsc you are using on this testing, I would like to try with a RB2011
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My config is very long and full of stuff... I will soon prepare a config you will be able to download to test this setup (ONT as a router)

1. Problem with the proposed solution is we will be doing double NAT... a no-no. 2. The best route would be using ppp ip-extensions if the ONT supports it, but it doesn't seem to be the case. 3. Second best option would be using ppp ip-extensions if the Movistar router supports it; old routers (com...

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My ONT is the Huawei HG8240 so I followed the instructions on this page to get the pppoe on the ONT. How is your Spanish? http://goo.gl/8LXQPm I will now try to "briefly" describe the changes I have done. On the ONT: 1. I configured the pppoe connection (following the instructions in the u...

There is a solution to get 300 mbps (and much more) with Movistar. You can make the ONT handle the pppoe connection. After that FastTrack will be enabled in the Mikrotik. I have been using this approach for a couple of months, with TV, Voip, hostspot... without any problems. I also got rid of TV pix...