Traffic Prioritisation: MikroTik QoS identifies different types of network traffic and assigns priority levels. For instance, voice and video data, which require low latency, are given higher priority over file downloads or peer-to-peer traffic.
Bandwidth Management: Administrators can limit data rates for specific IP addresses, subnets, or protocols. This ensures fair distribution of bandwidth and prevents any single user or application from monopolising resources.
Active Queue Management (AQM): MikroTik supports advanced queue management techniques such as Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) and Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN) to handle congestion effectively.
Traffic Shaping: By controlling the flow of data, MikroTik QoS ensures that network resources are used efficiently, reducing packet loss and improving overall performance.
Mangle and Queue Trees: MikroTik’s mangle feature allows for detailed packet marking, which can then be used in queue trees to implement complex traffic shaping and prioritisation rules.
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