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Submenu level: '''/queue''' | |||
Queue implementation in MikroTik RouterOS is based on Hierarchical Token Bucket (HTB). HTB allows to create hierarchical queue structure and determine relations between queues(parent-child, child priority). RouterOS support 3 virtual HTBs (global-in, global-total, global-out) and one more just before every outgoing interface. | |||
</ | There are two ways how to add queues in RouterOS:<ul> | ||
<li>'''/queue simple''' menu - more user-friendly implementation of queues designed to ease configuration of simple,everyday queuing tasks (such as single client upload/download limitation, p2p traffic limitation, etc.). | |||
<li>'''/queue tree''' menu - simplest way to implement advanced queuing tasks (such as global prioritization policy, user group limitations) require market packet flows from '''/ip firewall mangle''' facility. | |||
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<h2>Simple Queues</h2> | <h2>Simple Queues</h2> | ||
Revision as of 13:05, 25 September 2008
Queues
Submenu level: /queue
Queue implementation in MikroTik RouterOS is based on Hierarchical Token Bucket (HTB). HTB allows to create hierarchical queue structure and determine relations between queues(parent-child, child priority). RouterOS support 3 virtual HTBs (global-in, global-total, global-out) and one more just before every outgoing interface.
There are two ways how to add queues in RouterOS:- /queue simple menu - more user-friendly implementation of queues designed to ease configuration of simple,everyday queuing tasks (such as single client upload/download limitation, p2p traffic limitation, etc.).
- /queue tree menu - simplest way to implement advanced queuing tasks (such as global prioritization policy, user group limitations) require market packet flows from /ip firewall mangle facility.
Simple Queues
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name
(Text) —target-addresses
(comma separated list of IP prefixes) —dst-address
(IP prefix) —interface
(Name of interface, or all) —parent
(Name of , or none) —packet-marks
(Comma separated list of) —direction
(One of both, upload, download or none) —priority
(1..8) —queue
(SOMETHING/SOMETHING) —limit-at
(NUMBER/NUMBER) —max-limit
(NUMBER/NUMBER) —burst-limit
(NUMBER/NUMBER) —burst-threshold
(NUMBER/NUMBER) —burst-time
(TIME/TIME) —total-queue
() —total-limit-at
() —total-max-limit
() —total-burst-limit
() —total-burst-threshold
() —total-burst-time
() —bytes
(NUMBER/NUMBER; read-only) —time
() —p2p
() —total-bytes
(read-only) —packets
(read-only) —total-packets
(read-only) —dropped
(read-only) —total-dropped
(read-only) —overlimits
(read-only) —total-overlimits
(read-only) —rate
(read-only) —total-rate
(read-only) —packet-rate
(read-only) —total-packet-rate
(read-only) —queued-packets
(read-only) —total-queued-packets
(read-only) —queued-bytes
(read-only) —total-queued-bytes
(read-only) —lends
(read-only) —total-lends
(read-only) —borrows
(read-only) —total-borrows
(read-only) —pcq-queues
() —total-pcq-queues
(read-only) —