![]() ![]() ![]() Ideally we'd like to install a dedicated traffic shaping appliance (with that sweet sweet FQ_CoDel), so we can get better performance and reduce the load on the 1072 - but we only have 2U available in the rack we are subleasing so we can't fit the two CCRs + 1U server it'd take to do that. The next move up is a full rack + crossconnect, which is going to cost an arm and a leg extra in monthly fees. One thought I had was to put in a Xeon 4 x blade server, as you can get some seriously powerful ones that will fit into 2U, and then run the x86 Mikrotik on two blades and the traffic shaping software on another. I think I can get interface cards with enough 10Gbit ports to make that work. ![]() I'm not able to find any recent forum posts out there with folks doing anything similar though. Bisanya Mikrotik X86 untuk memory/ram yang terbaca hanya 2Gb, di video kali ini saya menginstall Mikrotk X86 di sebuah flasdisk agar Memory yang terbaca bisa. I know we'd be dropping down from 72 cores to closer to 24 cores, but they'd be far more powerful cores than Tilera, and we'd have a boatload more RAM, CPU cache etc. Or alternatively is there any way to have traffic from upstream get sent out to a traffic shaping box and have it return to the same router before being sent back out again to the network? I've tried messing around with VRFs and policy routes but couldn't make it work on the bench. ![]()
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