I know someone explain why Mikrotik, navigation lock when using queues?
Explaining, use MikroTik here on the network, all in version 5.14 and are installed on servers as well rb’s in 1100.
I take a client and put him 154Mb,
while the client does not come close to 70MB of consumption, is in the queue simple green
when the client is only 70MB of consumption, is the simple queues yellow
when the client is only 120Mb of consumption, the queue is simply red
Oh it happens, when the client is in red, the navigation through it is already locked it up to reach its total link, 154Mb, so it is not stable there, it gets down to rising up to 154Mb and 120Mb, if u force with a program that opens several connections, is at 154Mb.
Now if I disable the queues it, it gets quiet and navigate to your 154mb without a problem.
I wonder if anyone knows the percentage of consumption in the queue that begins to control and it is changing.
Here all guests have 10% more bandwidth, so I set up for when we get to the 140MB, the MikroTik start control.
I tried to put in the queue config like this:
/ queue simple> print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
0 name = "GVT LINK" target-addresses = 0.0.0.0 / 0 interface = all parent = none packet-marks = "" direction = both priority = 1 queue = default-small/default-small limit-at = 0/0
1024M/1024M max-limit = burst-limit = 0/0 burst-threshold = 0/0 burst-time = 0s/0s total-queue = default-small
A name = "client1" target-addresses = 10.10.10.100/30, 10.10.10.112/28 Ether3 interface = parent = LINK GVT packet-marks = "" direction = both priority = 1
default-small/default-small queue = limit-at = 140M/140M 154M/154M max-limit = burst-limit = 0/0 burst-threshold = 0/0 burst-time = 0s/0s total-queue = default- small
2 name = "cliente2" target-addresses = 10.10.10.80/30 interface = parent = Ether3 LINK GVT packet-marks = "" direction = both priority = 1 queue = default-small/default-small
limit-at = 10M/10M 11M/11M max-limit = burst-limit = 0/0 burst-threshold = 0/0 burst-time = 0s/0s total-queue = default-small
3 name = "cliente3 (10M)" target-addresses = 10.10.10.40/30 interface = parent = Ether3 LINK GVT packet-marks = "" direction = both priority = 1
default-small/default-small queue = limit-at = 10M/10M 11M/11M max-limit = burst-limit = 0/0 burst-threshold = 0/0 burst-time = 0s/0s total-queue = default- small
4 name = "cliente4" target-addresses = 10.10.10.48/30 interface = parent = Ether3 LINK GVT packet-marks = "" direction = both priority = 1 queue = default-small/default-small
limit-at = 4M/4M 5M/5M max-limit = burst-limit = 0/0 burst-threshold = 0/0 burst-time = 0s/0s total-queue = default-small
5 name = "cliente5 (test)" target-addresses = 10.10.10.8/30 interface = parent = Ether3 LINK GVT packet-marks = "" direction = both priority = 1
default-small/default-small queue = limit-at = 15M/15M 17M/17M max-limit = burst-limit = 0/0 burst-threshold = 0/0 burst-time = 0s/0s total-queue = default- small
and yet this is not working as imagined where he puts it:
max-limit = 5M/5M (that would be the maximum limit of consumption would be 5Mb)
limit-at = 4M/4M (serial when it comes to 4Mb consumer, begin to control it)
it is not more
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