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CCR1009-7G-1C, ROS: 6.48.1 <> RouterBOARD D52G-5HacD2HnD-TC, ROS: 6.47.9, 1g copper link
BT server at CCR
Test - send from ccr, udp, random data (most important): cpu 100%, speed: 172.1Mbps
All rest test is ok. Speed ~1g
Only this - udp, random data, send is slooooow, and cpu hungry
On ROS 6.47.9 was the same
Best
(data below)
/tool bandwidth-server session> print detail
12 ;;; results can be limited by cpu, note that traffic generation/termination performance might not be representative of forwarding performance
client=xxxxxxxxx protocol=udp direction=send user=“admin” random-data=yes tx-current=170.7Mbps tx-10-second-average=170.6Mbps
tx-total-average=172.1Mbps tx-size=1500 tcp-connection-count=20
/tool profile
NAME CPU USAGE
console 0%
networking 1.8%
winbox 0%
management 0.2%
btest 90.3%
profiling 0.3%
unclassified 0%
total 92.6%
MikroTik device performance is only specified for external traffic being forwarded by the device.
When you run BT server on the device itself, you will not have this performance.
You need 2 more devices (either more CCR or some PC) which make the traffic that you forward through the CCR and D52G to check the performance, especially at speeds like this.
(when you want to check a link of 50 or 100 Mbps it will usually be OK to use the BT server on the device itself because it can still deliver traffic at lower rates)