Hello,
Could you tell please which was the is the maximum speed achieved with a single stream through 10 Gb port on a CC1036 ? I can not pass over 1.25 Gb.
Thank you
9.9Gbps
maybe you have 1.25Gbps SFP module.
What I am doing wrong? If I do traffic at the switch level I got 3 Gb, but if they use Mikrotik routing the speed is … 1.25 Gb.
Single stream? Wasn’t there a limitation, with the way ROS (not) distributed the load of a single stream, among the cores? Was it addressed recently?
Firstly I want to thank you for your advice.
I am using 6.42.3 ROS version, and graphs attached has been made before posting last night. Now I saw the latest version is 6.42.4. I will update it.
I think you have the right idea here. If it’s a single TCP stream with no firewall rules then ~ 1.2gbps sound about right since it’s limited by single core throughput. My setup with firewall and queues got about 800mbps.
Related thread: http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/ccr1009-7g-1c-1s-single-stream-tcp-performance-limit-with-queues/117121/1
We are having the exact same issues. Is this only an issue with the Routerboard CCR 1036 on an older version of 6.41? I have a 1072 as well that I may swap out at our data center. But need to know if the problem is corrected with the ROS upgrade or with a hardware replacement etc.. Do we need a CCR1072?
Let us know what you all did or if this is still an issue. Thank you.
-Sincerely
DesertAdmin