Manual:Fast Path: Difference between revisions
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==FastPath Handlers== | ==FastPath Handlers== | ||
Currently RouterOS has | Currently RouterOS has following fast path handlers: | ||
* ipv4 | * ipv4 |
Revision as of 13:05, 8 October 2012
Applies to RouterOS: v6.0rc2 +
Summary
List of RouterBoards with FastPath support
RouterBoard | Interfaces |
---|---|
RB3xx series | ether1,2 |
RB6xx series | ether1,2 |
RB7xx series | all ethernets |
RB8xx series | ether1,2 |
RB9xx series | all ethernets |
RB1000 | all ethernets |
RB1100 series | ether1-10,11 |
RB2011 series | all ethernets and sfp |
CCR series routers | all ethernets and sfps |
FastPath Handlers
Currently RouterOS has following fast path handlers:
- ipv4
- traffic generator
- mpls
- bridge
Note: Packet will be forwarded in fast path only if source and destination interfaces support fast path. See the list of supported interfaces.
IPv4 handler
IPv4 fast path is automatically used if following conditions are met:
- firewal rules are not configured,
- queues are not configured
- source interface is not bridge or bonding slave
- destination interface have configured only-hw-queue,
- no vrrp, mesh, metarouter interface configuration,
- sniffer, torch or traffic generator is not running
- connection tracking is not active
/ip firewall connection tracking set enabled
parameter has new auto value Which means that connection tracking is disabled by default until firewall rules are added.
Traffic Generator handler
Traffic Generator fast path is automatically used for interfaces that support this feature.
MPLS handler
MPLS fast path is automatically used for interfaces that support this feature.
Bridge handler
Bridge fast path is automatically used if following conditions are met:
- ) bridge filter rules are not configured,
- )
/interface bridge settings use-ip-firwall=no
, - ) destination interface has configured only-hw-queue,
- no vrrp, mesh, metarouter interface configuration,
- sniffer, torch or traffic generator is not running
Bridge fast path is approximately twice as fast.
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