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Bursting with Mikrotik Burst ^o^

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Disclaimer! This is important!

Every Network is different , so one solution cannot be applied to all. Therefore try to understand logic & create your own solution as per your network scenario. Just dont follow copy paste.

If anybody here thinks I am an expert on this stuff, I am NOT certified in anything Mikrotik/Cisco/Linux or Windows. However I have worked with some core networks and I read , research & try stuff all of the time. So I am not speaking/posting about stuff I am formerly trained in, I pretty much go with experience and what I have learned on my own. And , If I don’t know something then I read & learn all about it.

So , please don’t hold me/my-postings to be always 100 percent correct. I make mistakes just like everybody else. However – I do my best, learn from my mistakes and always try to help others

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Syed Jahanzaib~

Mikrotik Burst feature provides predefined extra bandwidth for a limited period of time IF the user remains under the burst threshold limit, or else He will be limited to his max–limit package.

It is best explained here

https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Queues_-_Burst

 

Real life Example:


Explanation !

  • User IP (1-TARGET) on which this queue will be implemented
  • When this IP will start downloading he can reach download rate of 512 kbps (3-BURST_LIMIT)
  • Until he continue to do so for a minute (5-BURST_TIME) (period of time, in seconds, over which the average data rate is calculated. (This is NOT the time of actual burst, so on avg it will become 30s)
  • That is on an average basis his download remains 256 kbps (4-BURST_THRESHOLD) for a minute, (average of 30 seconds)
  • Then he will be get back limited to his max-limit (2-MAX_LIMIT)
  • When a user doesn’t use the traffic at all and 30 second average goes to 0 so the next time traffic is requested then it will be at the Burst speed (3-BURST_LIMIT).

 

Small BURST TIME may not give you correct results. So use reasonable time. in this example I used shorter time for demonstration purposes. A large burst isn’t a problem technically, it’s more of a business decision.

To calculate burst and relates values, download this excel sheet named “MikroTik burst simulator.xlsx” from my google drive & try it yourself … you will get clear picture


Another Example by joshaven! so that you can better understand —-


Now look at its Demo ,

 

 

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