Begining in ROS 6.33 the PPPoE server can forward the PPPoE circuit-id received from the NAS to the Radius server using the NAS-Port-Id attribute. /ppp aaa set use-circuit-id-in-nas-port-id=yes It would be very nice to see the circuit-id in a new column in the PPP / Active Connections tab in WinBox....

I tried to use a VLAN between the V3 and the RB1100AHx2 but had the same problem. It works fine if I substitute the V3 with a PowerRouter 732.

I have exactly the same problem using the PowerRouter V3. L2MTU is not configurable in all the module cards, I have both fiber and electrical modules.
I tried to change the IP MTUs and MPLS MTU but continue to have the problem. Where you able to fix this problem?

Chooosing only-hardware-queue gives me 545 Mbps vs 508 Mbps using both pfifo and mq pfifo. Still the second core is 75% idle.
Thanks macgaiver

Thanks for the tip. I selected only hardware queues in the all interfaces and mq-pfifo in the queue trees, I have an outgoing queue with eight child queues for eight different class of service. Still the second CPU is 78.5 idle when the router is dropping packets.

I don't think that RPS is supported. At least there is nothing under System -> Resources.

Thanks for your answer. I was routing from port 1 to port 11. Do you think it could use the second processor if port 2 routes traffic to port 12 (for example).

I am testing the throughput of the new RB1100AHx2. The router works fine but the second core is idle even when the first is 100% utilized. Is there any command I should run to activate the second core? The router is running version 5.14. Right now it gives me the following throughput doing an RFC254...