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Simple Queue Generator for MikroTik

Create one understandable subscriber queue and learn exactly what each RouterOS limit controls.

Free to use · Runs locally in your browser · Last reviewed 2026-09-26
Review before deployment: Simple Queues are easy to audit, but they can conflict with existing queues, FastTrack, or another shaping layer. Generate one narrow rule and verify its counters.

Inputs

simple-queue.rsc
Change an input to recalculate.
How to use this result
RouterOS reads max-limit from the router perspective: upload/download in this form become up/down. Use a known test subscriber and watch /queue simple print stats. If counters stay at zero, check target, FastTrack, and whether another queue owns the traffic.
Related tools
PCQ GeneratorCreate reusable per-subscriber queue types.


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