Rappelle:
Ney, was on default firmwares. I've just installed Merlin, and this is my result after factory reset and reboot (wait for it...)
THANK YOU.
You're most welcome :)
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Rappelle:
Ney, was on default firmwares. I've just installed Merlin, and this is my result after factory reset and reboot (wait for it...)
THANK YOU.
You're most welcome :)
From CHCH.
Router: Shuttle DS57U running pfSense.
Switch: DGS-1016D.
Wireless AP: Archer C3200 (being used as AP only, all other functions disabled).
Pretty consistently 890/500 or higher. I did have to buy an Intel PCIe NIC, the built in qualcomm on my mainboard crashed and had to be reset under anything much higher than 150mbit sustained.
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Router: Ubiquiti Edgerouter Lite
Wireless Access Point: Cambium cnPilot E400
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I have not had too much of a chance to tune my network any further however will likely buy an UniFi AC AP Pro to just play around with / test.
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Hmm, I might need to do some investigating. Fastest I've seen is 650Mbps.
Mikrotik RB2011, hardwired CAT6.
Enable, Christchurch.
Fastpath is enabled for established & related connections. Will do some iperf across VLANs this weekend to test what sort of throughput the router can handle.
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RmACK:
Hmm, I might need to do some investigating. Fastest I've seen is 650Mbps.
Mikrotik RB2011, hardwired CAT6.
Fastpath is enabled for established & related connections. Will do some iperf across VLANs this weekend to test what sort of throughput the router can handle.
RB2011 is no good a good solution for Gigabit. It's not powerful enough to be usable even with Fastpath/Fasttrack
I'd never deploy one for anything faster than 100Mbps if it's required to do anything too complex as they're far to easy to bog down if you start adding rules of any sort.
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RmACK:
Hmm, I might need to do some investigating. Fastest I've seen is 650Mbps.
Mikrotik RB2011, hardwired CAT6.
Fastpath is enabled for established & related connections. Will do some iperf across VLANs this weekend to test what sort of throughput the router can handle.
RB2011 is no good a good solution for Gigabit. It's not powerful enough to be usable even with Fastpath/Fasttrack
I'd never deploy one for anything faster than 100Mbps if it's required to do anything too complex as they're far to easy to bog down if you start adding rules of any sort.
I totally agree with Steve - in our testing the 2011 series has 100% cpu usage at 200mbps and i'm surprised that you're getting the speeds you are.
The 3011 is a great upgrade 1.4ghz dual core processor 1gb ram - it uses about 30-40% CPU to route 1g PPPoE
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sbiddle:
RmACK:
Hmm, I might need to do some investigating. Fastest I've seen is 650Mbps.
Mikrotik RB2011, hardwired CAT6.
Fastpath is enabled for established & related connections. Will do some iperf across VLANs this weekend to test what sort of throughput the router can handle.
RB2011 is no good a good solution for Gigabit. It's not powerful enough to be usable even with Fastpath/Fasttrack
I'd never deploy one for anything faster than 100Mbps if it's required to do anything too complex as they're far to easy to bog down if you start adding rules of any sort.
I totally agree with Steve - in our testing the 2011 series has 100% cpu usage at 200mbps and i'm surprised that you're getting the speeds you are.
The 3011 is a great upgrade 1.4ghz dual core processor 1gb ram - it uses about 30-40% CPU to route 1g PPPoE
With Fastpath you'll get better performance, but you really need to understand what Fastpath does and doesn't do.
IMHO Mikrotik's biggest failing is that they've stuck with older gen CPU's for way too long. These are fine for slower speeds, but not for high speed connections.
I've got a ASUS RT-AC66U running that latest Merlin FW.
I feel I should be getting faster speeds since looking at others results.
I'm in Auckland near Sylvia Park.
I notice when I do the speed test that the router CPU goes up to around 80%
Just wondering if I should upgrade my router or it's just the speed for where I am?
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Well after doing some research due to the fact my old modem was sh*t house.
I purchased a D-Link DIR-885L
Tested to Spark Server
Chorus / Auckland
Pretty happy with new router
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