❓ Help Converge residential to Mikrotik

[psychie]

Good day mga bossing.

Paano ang fix sa mikrotik kapag 1gbps naman connection pero pag dating sa mikrotik pag more than 150mbps na yung kain is nawawalan-walan na ng internet.
Any fix po for this problem?

 

[bjarnco32]

First let's have a look at how your device is setup. run /export file=<filename> on the terminal and post the contents here. Change <filename> to any name you wish.

 

[nitro7]

would need a bit more info on your setup, as well as your mikrotik config.
not all mikrotik routers can reliably do 1000Mbps, particularly when it's configured for PPPoE, which taxes the cpu more than IPoE does. pero ang layo ng 150Mbps sa 1000Mbps!

 

[bjarnco32]

would need a bit more info on your setup, as well as your mikrotik config.
not all mikrotik routers can reliably do 1000Mbps, particularly when it's configured for PPPoE, which taxes the cpu more than IPoE does. pero ang layo ng 150Mbps sa 1000Mbps!

The OP seems unwilling or unable to provide the requested info to assist in providing relevant solution. Maybe he or she prefers the "throw suggestions and see what works" type of help, which is the typical flow of conversation going around here.

 

[nitro7]

The OP seems unwilling or unable to provide the requested info to assist in providing relevant solution. Maybe he or she prefers the "throw suggestions and see what works" type of help, which is the typical flow of conversation going around here.

yes, unfortunately. i've seen quite a few of those, which often leads to proposed solutions or suggestions that have no hope of making a difference.

 

[psychie]

thanks for suggestion from both of you gentleman, unfortunately the reason that I can't provide those information mainly because those are from the experience from my clients.

that's why I have a post here before that I'm looking for technician that I can refer when my clients is having difficulties.

bjarnco32 nitro7 but I have my own case hahah


why does mikrotik using vmware only get about 150mbps net speed, when I have a gigabit connection?

 

[nitro7]

VMs are a bit trickier to make sense of for people other than the admin. a bunch of other unknowns come into play:

• hardware the VM is running on (any possible limitations?)
• resources allocated to the VM
• other VMs possibly demanding resources

also, Ping Speed is not a good indicator of bandwidth, as it approximates bandwidth based solely on ICMP. have you tried doing a speedtest from a connected device rather than the routeros vm itself?
another possibility is that you're testing to 'google.com', and the route to whichever google server you end up using could be a factor. can you try this with you RSP/ISP and see what difference you get, if any?

i've never used Ping Speed ever, and on trying it now i'm getting the 'Couldn't start - not allowed by device mode' error. i'll play with this when i find time.

 

[psychie]

VMs are a bit trickier to make sense of for people other than the admin. a bunch of other unknowns come into play:

• hardware the VM is running on (any possible limitations?)
• resources allocated to the VM
• other VMs possibly demanding resources

also, Ping Speed is not a good indicator of bandwidth, as it approximates bandwidth based solely on ICMP. have you tried doing a speedtest from a connected device rather than the routeros vm itself?
another possibility is that you're testing to 'google.com', and the route to whichever google server you end up using could be a factor. can you try this with you RSP/ISP and see what difference you get, if any?

i've never used Ping Speed ever, and on trying it now i'm getting the 'Couldn't start - not allowed by device mode' error. i'll play with this when i find time.

Yes, I tried it using PPPOE router without limitation, the consume bandwidth is around 200mbps. I also thought that vmware is the reason why I can't utilize all the available bandwidth of my internet.

I won't risk it implementing to my server that may affect my clients net speed, currently I have 10 household plus EAP connected to gigabit switch. I'm trying to figure out this mikrotik so that I can automate my billing to my customers xD

 

[nitro7]

out of curiosity, what bandwidth do you get from pfsense?

although at the end of the day, nagkakatalo 'yan kung me reklamo ang clients mo. bibihira naman kasi na masagad ang gigabit connection sa typical use cases.

of course, ibang usapan 'yung nagbabayad ka ng gigabit connection at di mo napakikinabangan ito.

 

[psychie]

out of curiosity, what bandwidth do you get from pfsense?

although at the end of the day, nagkakatalo 'yan kung me reklamo ang clients mo. bibihira naman kasi na masagad ang gigabit connection sa typical use cases.

of course, ibang usapan 'yung nagbabayad ka ng gigabit connection at di mo napakikinabangan ito.

not pfsense tho, curious lang ako why vmware MT can't use this bandwidth but nonetheless wala namang issue sa mga clients.

current speedtest from fast.com 11:35pm

 

[nitro7]

for one thing, ROS would have been optimised for Mikrotik h/w. it would be impossible for Mikrotik, or any vendor to fully test on VM due to the insane variance - host h/w, resources allocated to the ROS VM, other VMs possibly sharing resources, etc.


from my CCR2004:

 

[psychie]

I see, Thanks for your insights nitro7