MikroTik QoS: simple queues

[@japanstation1]

There are a couple of problems with this video. Queue 1 gets renamed to LAN - but that is not explained in the video Queue2 later magically gets renamed to Server. Just to be clear, there are three queues: LAN, Server, Other; where LAN is the first one created, Server is the second and Other is the last. Other than that, very simple tutorial. Thank you!

[@mikrotik]

Yes, but names don’t matter, as the order of child and parent queues are explained, if you are following along

[@japanstation1]

@@mikrotik While I agree with you, since names are mere tokens, and have no intrinsic value when the software is running, but that said, someone unfamiliar with this might get a little confused. Thank you for your reply.

[@drbiosgmailacc5191]

There is a problem with this comment. It's Others, not Other. Thank you!

[@japanstation1]

@@drbiosgmailacc5191 ;-)

[@UPPERKEES]

@@mikrotik consistency in examples do matter. I also had to double check, in case some sort of variable "LAN" was used which I haven't setup.

[@DimitriPappas]

Queues have always been one of my favourite features of RouterOS, even though I'm not an complete pro at setting them up and there seems to still be a few minor issues with queues in certain situations. If you spend a good amount of time fine-tuning your queues you could really benefit in the long run, especially on busy links or slower or contended internet connections

[@wreckedzilla]

I like my Monday mornings with a strong Normunds and Coffee.

[@nur76n]

Thank you, MikroTik team, for useful and valuable videos!

[@graog123]

Thankyou! This will save me from my family hoarding the bandwidth over christmas holidays! :)

[@TITORANNY]

Thank you for this great video. Looking forward for the CAKE QUEUE and other features of v7+ RouterOS.

[@skouny]

Simple but powerful, thank you!

[@Franjiskan]

La mejor explicación sobre colas simples, la clave la rule fast rack disable…. Muchas gracias

[@steelasd8097]

This config also limits your LAN bandwidth. You need to specify the destination to avoid that.

[@SY1337]

thanks for the video, but is there a reason you choose pcq over more modern queue types like cake or fq_codel?

[@mikrotik]

That will come in a future video

[@piotrstawowy9398]

When will this future come? Will we live to see it ...

[@kiyoponnn]

@@mikrotik I need it asap, I have disabled fast track yet my fq codel queue refuses to work but I am too dumb to figure out why(I am far removed from it/programming/network management)

[@Jatsotserah]

In rOS7 I am experiencing high latency whenever I log in Winbox if there is a Parent-Child queue. In rOS6 was not.

[@sebulba504]

Hello, after disabling fasttrack, I have high CPU usage and from the available 800mbit, 70mbit remains with 100% CPU load. I am using bridge with vlan enabled. Is there any magical solution to fix this (I use hex s)

[@jerry1333]

I didnt find any solution to that :/ I'll replace router with something more powerfull in future.

[@kiyoponnn]

build your own router with pfsense/opnsense

[@RenzoRosales_FL]

More than likely you didn't setup any mangle rules so the firewall is busy processing every packet passing through it. Need to setup rules for the initial packet and marking the connection.

[@galtom84]

Hi! Is there a way to add queue to an ethernet interface?

[@mhadz247]

how about queue tree?

[@techieg33k]

So glad codal was added in RouterOS7

[@jawadarbabzade6585]

Is this configuration same for Swos too?!

[@AI-xi4jk]

Awesome as always!

[@kiwiscanwifi]

Please do an update for ros7 and cake simple queue in regards to bufferbloat, voip and video streaming on a 100//100M thanks

[@appher]

Thank you man for sharing this stuff

[@mustaphab32]

is it possible to use PCQ with cake as the queue type!

[@Andrew_Thrift]

PFIFO in FastPath would be amazing ;)

[@mikrotik]

Psst ... I try to publish these videos extra early, just so you get to see them first, Andrew :)

[@Andrew_Thrift]

@@mikrotik awww Thanks ! and I just thought that I was speedy...

[@andiszile]

Is that (this videos) thumbnail AI generated ? Look a bit off :D

[@mikrotik]

First one to notice 🥇

[@dozzed]

Oh that one it is! It seemd a bit off to me aswell, though i didnt pay much attention to it haha!

[@Anavllama]

But how do you ensure 100Mbps is not all used by one lan users.................is this done automatically amount allocated/#of users = bW any one will get at any one time??? Ahh pcq-rate=0

[@azurtem-com]

What happened to the checkered shirt ?

[@PaweDudziak]

Great, thanks!

[@radek8550]

Works good, tnx

[@sqward]

Well yeah, but disabling fasttrack makes my router to max out at 200mbps, when I have 1gbps downstream. Can this be fixed in the config?

[@mikrotik]

Disabling fasttrack makes the traffic be processed by the CPU. If it is making your download slow, it means you need a faster CPU, to do queues and other CPU intensive tasks.

[@sqward]

@@mikrotik Makes sense. A bit disappointed that RB3011 isn't up to the job.

[@waltchen1519]

i have run this into issues, they limit inside LAN speed to 100M bit/s too. no more 1G (on port)

[@RobinAltoft]

On the General tab, specify your WAN interface (default ether1) in the Destination dropdown.

[@-ESTITIK-]

I rather use queue tree than simple queue on parent queue i use pcq and child queue i use sfq

[@michaelh.nabuzale4839]

Agree there seems something is amiss when one uses simple queues. once concurrnet users are above 40 despite no using even 10% of resources there is latency.

[@marklister4127]

I didn't see you put the server queue first? Is that not required as the range is /32?

[@kiwiscanwifi]

Wasn't required. Had a priority of 1

[@alaaokla1930]

queue simple drop packet - how to fix that

[@salembaabbad8783]

How can i be within your team 🙂

[@mikrotik]

If you are excellent with routerOS and are living in Latvia, write us 🙂

[@salembaabbad8783]

@@mikrotik Sir, I am from southern Yemen, specifically from Aden, I am 32, and I am an architect. I love your products and more than that, your ideal method of explanation. I have a small business in which I use your products 🙂

[@bbahes]

I know this is not training material...but still, knowing the state of documentation, why not add 5-10 more minutes and explain this in more details? You spent more time on skins video than on this more useful feature. This all seems little rushed...

[@mikrotik]

This covers nearly all you need to know to set up queues. What is missing? Let us know and we will make a video.

[@winstonscentraltechnology4238]

please show one with 200 clients or more, because i normally add all at once

[@sftmark7]

Rememba: *Disable Fastrack!!!*

[@moneraliqban3056]

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