I tried enabling OSPF on RouterBOARD 532A with 333MHz CPU and its utilization was about 10% higher in comparison with static routing. RouterOS 2.9.x does not do that. Is it feature/bug of new implementation of OSPF in v3? Has anyone got the same experience? I have not found any info about this problem, so I am sorry if it has been already mentioned somewhere (please let me know in that case).
FYI: The router was connected to another RouterBOARD with 2.9.x via ethernet.
I examined my own 5.8 GHz link to HQ, which is a pair of RB133s (175 MHz). OSPF reckons with 34 routes in Area 51. CPU Load peaks at > 75% during OSPF flooding when the wireless interface is more or less idle (< 64 Kbps).
The problem is I meant CPU load in “idle” state. I understand there can be some load when getting link state updates and building the topology table, however, the load of about 9% (RB532A, monitored via SNMP) is present all the time. Does anybody else has such experience? Does somebody from MikroTik know about it?
IMHO only problem with CPU load is ONLY when it is constantly 100% for longer time. All other time (even ar 98% load) it is sufficient to do every task for the system
I think Mikrotik need to change this CPU usage percent indicator to tree state indicator - green 0-50% , yellow 51- 98%, red 99-100%
Well, I expected some technical comments, I know the article about CPU posted on wiki, however, this is not the case when the CPU’s load is 100% for a long time, in fact wiki page does not say anything new, it is just step by step guide for newcomers. I just said that OSPF rises the load by circa 10% in beta7 during normal operation, 2.9.x takes almost nothing in this case. So that is why I think it is very likely there is something wrong with OSPF in beta7. I know there can be some things which might not work correctly in beta version, I understand it, that is why it is called beta, I wanted to know whether this is a known problem or not, respectively whether there is some solution or not.
Yes, I did not say that, but there were other posts mentioning 100% CPU usage, I only wanted to explain it is not my case. However, you still did not reply anything useful for me.