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« [Equipment] DIY 900MHZ XR9  
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lutful
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reply to thewisperer
Re: Mikrotik queues accurate?

said by thewisperer See Profile :

Mike_27: I am using winbox and my queues are set up just as you suggest.
Please post your current configuration for Mike and others -I am sure they will be able spot if something is not quite right.

You could either save a full system backup using
system backup> save name=wisperer_full
or export just the queue configuration using
queue simple>export file=wisperer_queue

For any complex WISP systems, and specially Mikrotik, it is useful to save current settings as you experiment.
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thewisperer
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reply to epicproblem
I have very small network.

I have spoken to people who have many ns2 and they say they rock. Let's hope they will rock for a long time.

That's hard to predict. But for the price (compared to Mikrotik cpe) if you have problems after a few years, you can replace them at low cost. They will have paid for themselves.

Mike_27: I am using winbox and my queues are set up just as you suggest.
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