it is possible though to nicely combine dedicated linux squid with tproxy and still using mikrotik as bandwidth shaper...

try look in the wiki (wiki.mikrotik.com).. there you will find more applicable examples...

my guess is you are indonesian,
if i am right, check this
http://tajidyakub.net/index.php/2007/03 ... kan-cacti/

if not there is a tut available in this forum, try searching..

Why cacti? why not built-in graphing tools provided by Router OS?..., for now I only have one reason --> With cacti we could gather data from spesific range of time..

Not graphing from mikrotik but from cacti

make a scheduled (eg. for day-time use) .. and then for the rest use .. the queue order matters .. if you put the day-time queue before the normal queue the normal queue wont work if the day-time queue active (scheduled)... (same target address) Here is my example .. 4 name="mine.daytime-intl&q...

Try entering "child" queue target addresses in your parent target addresses ..

I've searched the forum and the internet for tutorial on how to capture Router OS's simple queue OID using cacti , and haven't find any luck.. So I decided to share my really simple way, by capturing each OID manually for every entry in Simple Queue I want to graph.. Please notice that I am not an e...