300/300 is data rate not actual throughput
NV2 is not supported on x86 (earlier ver. of 5.x) don’t know about 6.x ver. but if it works mikrotik does not guarantee how well it will perform on x86 (so dont spend ur money on x86)
for best performance I suggest u to use RB800 or something similar instead of x86.
if u want more throughput u can read about advanced channels which are implemented in ros 6.x (mikrotik wiki)
u can do something in best super case 150-200mbit and thats all
if u need more next step bonding but I have never tried with N-links I really dont know how it will perform.
U dont have to use RB800 - except if u use lot of firewall, routing and etc (we dont use noting just all interfaces are in bridge) 433AH or 411AH are just fine
now depend of QOS how much bandwidth u want to give per client but this number 20+ clients is ok
We give up to 15mbit per client we have 20-30 clients per sector we have no complaints from clients
This is dally graph from sector with 27 clients
But remember this we dont guarantee (no one can) 15mbit of bandwidth we give up to 15mbits (unlimited traffic) so in different time of day depend of the load of sector clients may get 8-15 mbit.. tested from speedtest, with torrents they can get max speed
I sow sector that give 45-50mbits (normally it was about 4-5 clients using torrents), but for that everything have to be perfect good channel, good signals to all and from all clients -55 up to -65, every client must have LOS, in our practice distance from client to sector is not above 600 max 800m and etc…
And thats not all if u have lets say 2 or 3 sectors per tower for that capacity u cant feed ur tower with main wireless link, for good QOS u need something like fiber to that tower or wireless link with good capacity and low latency and etc
So at the end it all depend what kind of QOS u want to give.
Ok, i understand this fact “bridge”, but i have a bandwidth 1Gbit/s, for nice price.
i wanna give for each client 50+mbit/s, so i want this solution
how i can do this?
I know some WISP do this: 1 rocket M5 = 10 clients (client packets from 50mbits, till 100mbits).
Yes i understand this, that if all 10 clients will use their 100mbit/s for full bandwidth, another client cant get hes 100mbit/s, it will be lower. etc.
I want to get max performance on this sectors, so thats why i started this topic here