MikroTik QoS Explained: Simple Queues vs Queue Trees vs PCQ vs FQ-CoDel and CAKE
Understand MikroTik QoS: compare Simple Queues, Queue Trees, PCQ, FQ-CoDel, and CAKE, with RouterOS examples, FastTrack caveats, design guidance, and troubleshooting.
Understand MikroTik QoS: compare Simple Queues, Queue Trees, PCQ, FQ-CoDel, and CAKE, with RouterOS examples, FastTrack caveats, design guidance, and troubleshooting.
A practical MikroTik RouterOS v6 to v7 migration guide covering backups, upgrade planning, automatic configuration conversion, routing and wireless changes, validation, troubleshooting, and rollback.
Secure MikroTik dual-stack networks with RouterOS 7 IPv4 and IPv6 firewall rules. Configure input and forward chains, ICMPv6, DHCPv6-PD, and safe inbound access.
Troubleshoot MikroTik hardware offloading with practical RouterOS checks for missing bridge H flags, low throughput, high CPU, VLAN compatibility, and Layer 3 hardware routing.
Learn how MikroTik RouterOS connection tracking powers NAT and stateful firewall rules. Inspect sessions, understand connection states, troubleshoot stale translations, and diagnose FastTrack and timeout issues.
Configure MikroTik RouterOS Traffic-Flow for ntopng-based traffic analysis. Learn the exporter architecture, NetFlow v9/IPFIX setup, validation, troubleshooting, and visibility limitations.
Configure MikroTik RouterOS bridge VLAN filtering with tagged trunks, untagged access ports, PVIDs, management VLANs, verification commands, and troubleshooting.
Learn how to configure MikroTik RouterOS 7 policy-based routing with routing rules or mangle marks, separate routing tables, NAT, verification, and troubleshooting.
Applies to: RouterOS v6 and v7 (IPv4). Behaviour differences between releases are called out where they matter. Contents Why relay exists: the broadcast domain problem How RouterOS relay works: giaddr is the whole mechanism Architecture: where the relay sits in a VLAN design Configuring relay for multiple VLANs Server-side configuration: the relay= property Option 82:…
Applies to: RouterOS v6 and v7. Policy availability varies by release; verify against your version’s CLI reference before rolling out. Contents How RouterOS authorisation actually works The policy reference Why the built-in groups are a poor RBAC baseline Policy negation: add versus set Designing a least-privilege role model Hardening the accounts themselves Centralised RBAC with…
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