hello

on 7.6

i just saw that i was having consistent tx drop while performing speed test on my wan that need to use vlan

looking around, i found thread that are about 10 years old that suggested to change the queue type from only-hardware-queue to ethernet-default

switched to that and it look like it work

for your information, i dont use queue so that was an unexpected reason for the drop when i found out

my questions would be, what today solution is best, is that 10 years old solution still the best? what should be the ideal queue type for interface / vlan?

correction, i'm still getting (less) tx drop with ethernet-default

i don't want to say it too fast, sorry for the fast reply, setting higher queue size seem to fix it (for) now, i have set 500 instead of 50

Perhaps you can add your model number and your config?

/export hide-sensitive file=anynameyoulike
Make sure to remove any personal information

the rb5009 replaced a hap ac2, i dont think the config will help since i had no issue before

I think what is happening (and i read other similar report while searching) is since my internet speed is a little bit faster than 1gig and that my internet come from the 2.5gig, the data come faster than my 1gig port can handle which fill the buffer and packet start to drop

even with 500 queue size, i was having some drop (but way less than the default value) so I reverted to the default factory queue for now

it only happen when i saturated my 1gig port from the 2.5gig

question is, is there something i can do or mikrotik have to fix something?

It works !!! set multiple ethernet queue on interface