packet size and port

RouterOS General
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hi

i want to have manage on bandwidth on port 80 for web and download.

so i thinks it is better that i work on packet size on port 80 for web and download, because of i think web packets are smaller thatn download packets.

at first i wanted to know does it possible on mikrotik that i have manage on both packet size and port?

and if it is possible i wanted to know can you help me about best packet size for web and higher for download?

thanks

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AFAIK !! The packet size means MTU size of packets. Here you can find the MTU size support on different mikrotik Hardware. http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Maximum_Transmission_Unit_on_RouterBoards.

You can mark packet according to packet size even port based too via Mangle rule. Then use queues for limiting marked traffic accordingly.

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hi

thanks alot for your soon reply

can you send me a link that show the best performance for packet size for web and download.

this link that you send me doesnt contain for web and download on port 80

thanks

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i explain my problem more

i filter download application in l7. but download packets on port 80 is such as web packets and i cant have no manage on their bandwidth.

so can you help me about that, i think i found the way for packet size, if you have better offer please say me about that

thanks

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Dear,

Try Connection Bytes. Check This http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Connection_Rate.

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Downloading with different Sites depend upon the Payload they cary. And it seems that different sites using different payload. So restricting traffic on MTU based is not a gud idea. L7 Filter works with known pattern.

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thanks alot

i wany to know mikrotik support “object size”?

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Mikrotik Support Object Size ??? not getting ur point.

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in linux with object size we an say to OS if the object of that come to router for example bigger than 5 KB have lower priority