Update 9-19-2018: ROS has made many improvements and these test results are not accurate anymore. A lower encryption standard should give more favorable results, but that won’t always be true.
Your results will probably vary a little but the % of loss should be somewhat similar. Each of the tunnels was using its highest encryption method. The tests were conducted between two 8 port CRS routers running ROS 6.27. These tests were not conducted to see what the max throughput between the routers could have possibly have been, but rather to show the loss of throughput when traversing a tunnel. In the table below, I’ll show how much throughput is lost per tunnel type. For example, as per the published standard L2TP is not an encrypted tunnel, but when used between two MikroTik routers the L2TP tunnel can use the same encryption as PPtP.Īll tunnels have an affect upon throughput. The values in the table below reflect the way that Mikrotik can handle these tunnels as opposed to how the tunnels might behave when in strict accordance with their respective standards. This is a comparison of the major MikroTik tunneling protocols.
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