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    Purpose: See Graphically Mikrotik Behavior at Different Burst Value Settings

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    This document simulates the behavior of Mikrotik queue and user manager burst settings at different burst value configurations. It provides a graph that shows the maximum and average rates over 64 queues with varying burst-time, burst-threshold, burst-limit, and max-limit parameters set according to the table. The purpose is to visualize how Mikrotik handles bursts of traffic under different parameter settings.

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    Purpose: See Graphically Mikrotik Behavior at Different Burst Value Settings

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    This document simulates the behavior of Mikrotik queue and user manager burst settings at different burst value configurations. It provides a graph that shows the maximum and average rates over 64 queues with varying burst-time, burst-threshold, burst-limit, and max-limit parameters set according to the table. The purpose is to visualize how Mikrotik handles bursts of traffic under different parameter settings.

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    Excel calculator for Mikrotik burst

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    MikroTik Burst Simulator

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    This document simulates the behavior of Mikrotik queue and user manager burst settings at different burst value configurations. It provides a graph that shows the maximum and average rates over 64 queues with varying burst-time, burst-threshold, burst-limit, and max-limit parameters set according to the table. The purpose is to visualize how Mikrotik handles bursts of traffic under different parameter settings.

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    Purpose: See Graphically Mikrotik Behavior at Different Burst Value Settings

    Uploaded by

    Ajegile Gileaje
    This document simulates the behavior of Mikrotik queue and user manager burst settings at different burst value configurations. It provides a graph that shows the maximum and average rates over 64 queues with varying burst-time, burst-threshold, burst-limit, and max-limit parameters set according to the table. The purpose is to visualize how Mikrotik handles bursts of traffic under different parameter settings.

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    The text describes Mikrotik's queue management and how it handles traffic bursts using different parameters like burst-time, max-limit, burst-threshold and burst-limit.

    Mikrotik uses a burst-time algorithm to allow bursts of traffic above the rate limit for a set period before enforcing the rate limit. The burst is allowed for 1/16 of the burst-time setting.

    The burst parameters are burst-time which sets the period bursts are allowed for, max-limit which is the maximum rate, burst-threshold which is the burst size allowed and burst-limit which is the maximum burst rate allowed.

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    OS param name
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    max-limit
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    burst-limit
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    User manager name value


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    queue and user manager burst window setting simulator

    : see graphically MikroTik behavior at different burst value settings


    ver. 1.0,4000
    PeZa 2013-10-11
    burst-limit

    More at: http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Queues_-_Burst


    Note:
    simulation won't be perfectly accurate for very short burst-time because 1/16 of

    Modify manually max rate for "what if" scenario depnding on user rates (how so
    long etc.)

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    Mikrotik burst behavior:


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