Hi,
I have been using Mikrotiks as a home router roughly for the past 10 years. I had the chance to try some models :
951G-2HnD, 2011UiAS-2HnD and lately (well, as of today) : RB4011iGS+RM
I have a 400Mbps rated Internet connection.
Connecting my laptop directly on the cable-modem gives me the 400Mbps download speed no sweat.
However, Laptop directly on the RB4011iGS+RM ether2 with cable-modem on ether1 and the “default” router config, I cannot get more than 200 - 230MBps of download speed.
I would like to know if I am doing something wrong and help to where to look at.
if I may add, the issue seems to be related to the bridge performance. I am getting a hard time getting the full 1Gbps on the bridge with no traffic. On the bridge, I get 550-600Mbps between 2 computers.
my ISP does not use PPPOE, I get an IP directly from the cable-modem in DHCP. There is no authentification going on, they use the cable-modem MAC address to allow/disallow connection to their network.
On my first post I said it was running the default config.
I asked so that i be sure you have not run Quickset 10 times above the default config or made any changes…
4011 is a powerful router and can Route traffic a lot higher than the one you report… Most probably something else causes this issue…
Using WinBox make a Supout.rif package and copy it off to your computer.
Go to System/Reset Configuration and select “No Default Configuration”. Click on “Reset Configuration”.
After Router reboots, go to System/Reset Configuration and don’t select any options then click on “Reset Configuration”.
After the router reboots again test the router speed.
I ve seen this “solution” recently in the forum… Indeed it work for an RB2011 if i remember right…
It worth trying…
Although it is not some standard procedure even if it works…
Did EXACTLY what you suggested. Did not fix the issue. Here are two videos :
I do 3 consecutive test each time.
BW test with Mikrotik and Laptop : https://youtu.be/7ZSO0q5O58A
Well, I do not consider the double-nating from the modem/router. It depends on which mode it has been setup. I get a valid Internet Ip Address, so I am not considering it double nating at the moment.
Latest Update : I need to keep that Gigabit switch between the RB4011 and the modem to get the full bandwidth.
The bandwidth drops by 100mbps and more if the RB4011 is connected directly to the modem.
Anyone got a similar experience ? HW compatibility issue ?