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.
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…
Buy the wrong MikroTik RouterOS license level, and you’ll find out – a 201st PPPoE customer who cannot connect, or a wireless mode that isn’t available. This guide breaks down exactly what Level 3, 4, 5, and 6 unlock. What stays identical across all of them. How to pick the right one before you buy…
A single router as a default gateway is a single point of failure. When it goes down, every host pointed at it loses connectivity at the same moment — no failover, no warning, just a dead gateway. VRRP fixes this by giving two or more routers one shared virtual identity, so hosts keep working even…
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