said by Keithb:said by ponline:I see 24-45% of cpu load on the peak hours, where the maximum of 30 pppoe session can be active simultaniously, we dont cross the 30 clients asociated to the same AP.
So the Mikrotik AP's can only handle 30 simultaneous PPPOE connections? I thought it was 200, I suppose it's licensed for that many?
Or are you referring to 30 clients per AP max in general? Just curious as we run PPPOE bridged through Deliberant AP's down to a Mikrotik router/server as our PPPOE concentrator. We have up to 25 on one AP as our max on an AP.
I would still like to know how many others have put on a single RB532 with SR2 card running PPPOE with 512 and 384 packages?
I think he is referring to 30 clients per AP, the PPPoE concentrator can handle as much as you have horsepower. The general rule of thumb is, you need 2 mhz of CPU power for each client doing PPPoE, (at least for x86 type architecture) 30 clients = 60mhz needed just for PPPoE, I have no idea how fast a mikrotik board is.
