Stage 2 → QoS

MikroTik Queue Generator for ISP Bandwidth Plans

Make the Queue Tree policy visible without hiding the packet marks and parent assumptions it depends on.

Free to use · Runs locally in your browser · Last reviewed 2026-09-26
Review before deployment: This page provides a simple Queue Tree-capable plan and keeps parent interfaces and packet marks explicit. A Queue Tree without matching marks can be perfectly valid syntax and still shape nothing.

Inputs

queue-tree-plan.rsc
Change an input to recalculate.
How to use this result
Use Queue Tree when your classification policy is already understood: mark packets in Mangle, attach child queues to the right parent, then watch counters. If you only need a target-based cap, use the Simple Queue Generator instead.
Related tools
QoS CalculatorCompare Simple Queue and Queue Tree with PCQ.


Sources and safe-use notes
This page follows the RouterOS documentation and the networking standards linked below. RouterOS syntax, hardware limits, and packet direction depend on your exact release and topology. Export a backup, test one controlled case, and keep a rollback path before applying generated output.
MikroTik documentation · RouterOS manual · RFC 4632 — CIDR · RFC 6598 — shared address space · RFC 8200 — IPv6 · MikroTik Queues documentation · MikroTik Mangle documentation