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Hi Ethan. I just need to wrap up the failover videos, and then I'll see how I can create a series on VLANs.

Hi @Underourrock, thanks so much for your feedback on my video and for checking out the setup I used on MikroTik. I really appreciate your suggestions on improving the video, especially about making the chapters clearer to follow. I'll definitely keep that in mind to make my content easier to watch. For VoIP and gaming, you can set up QoS prioritization. I plan to make a future video covering that topic! In my video on PBR with Mangle rules, you can add your VoIP devices to an address list and route them to a second upstream provider-give it a try, and see if it works for you. Thanks again for the support!

I'd be willing to share my sanitized config to show how I setup cake-download and cake-upload queues for a Dual WAN setup, if it would be of any help to you? If you've got a good handle on this already, then no worries. I found it a little tricky to setup, but got it when I decided to select for traffic that had already been connection marked, and apply generic high priority packet marks to upload and download traffic. I did have to create an extended packet mark rule that converted the generic upload/download priority marks to ISP specific ones that could be selected in the cake queues. Not ideal, but it was the cleanest way I could figure it out. Any traffic that had a connection mark and didn't have a packet mark went into the "regular" upload and download packet mark buckets, so those were easier. Edit: As you can see I've already been down this path and I've got a solution that works. I have no idea if it is the best solution, but by works I mean I have 0 to 2ms of buffer bloat when my ISP links are behaving normally. So, I'd be interesting in seeing how a professional solves this issues. I found simple queues and tree queues to be ineffective and very buggy. (Possibly my fault, but I did manage to get cake based queues to work very well with the waveform buffer bloat test tool and my VoiP calls got a lot better.)

@@underourrock You can send the backup configuration file or the .rsc file to my email at training@iclix.co.za so I can review it.

Hi bernonflores1726, thanks for subscribing! 🎉 My next video will be on PCC (Per Connection Classifier) in MikroTik, it's coming soon!

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