Pause frame basically tells every device on your network to pause transmit. Transmit = Upload.
It should be DISABLED.

It is easier for you to just disconnect everything and test. It is a straight Yes / No if nothing is connected.

Searching for official combo box modem online, and found a couple of brand like Skyworth, ZTE, Fiberhome and DLink. Which one better?

I got RM109 500Mbps - No contract No tv pack No 6 months free. 

It was that RM139 bundled with that tv pack loooong time ago. I      until they removed it.
Probably with need SWU to get that RM90.

Not sure about how you go about disabling then as I don't use Asus and don't use Windows.
But try looking into the properties inside Device Manager.

If you have access to a Linux machine connected via wired, get me the output of:

You can download Kali Linux Live Boot and just boot it using USB. If you have a macOS maybe just try and see if the command works.

Since you unplug one by one, I suspect the pause frame quanta is still in effect. It's not like you unplug and all the device will suddenly stop pausing.

If all else fail, boot Kali. Open wireshark, capture for 5 minutes without doing anything and post it here.
Just do a speedtest inside Kali to check if it's affected first.

Yes set it to Disabled. Then just disconnect and reconnect. Pause frame should be killed for good.
The problem with using this method is you must set on all computers.

Mikrotik has Flow Control configuration and default to disabled. Same goes for Cisco. The advantage is you don't need to set per computer as the switch / router will eat up the pause frame.

I use Ubiquiti for WiFi, with self hosted controller (https://hub.docker.com/r/jacobalberty/unifi).
Basically I use L3 adoption and runs everything on AWS.

Be aware, Mikrotik is like Cisco with UI. Meaning instead of knowing what you specifically need to do + the command, you still need to know specifically what to do but can instead click around.

Eg: to configure a LAN, in every home router, you basically go to LAN page and just enter IP address.

In Mikrotik, these are the steps:
1. Go to Interfaces > VLAN. Create a new VLAN for your segment.
2. Go to  Bridge > VLAN. Tie all the ports to the VLAN you created, specify which are the tagged and untagged port. This is the latest way to do things now. You will see a lot of tutorial online teach you by creating new bridge. But those method are the previous best practice which doesn't work optimally with L3 hardware offload.
3. Go to IP > Addresses to specify the virtual interface address.
4. Go to IPv6 > Addresses and repeat for IPv6.
5. Go to IP > DHCP server to create an entry for the virtual interface. Go to Network tab and create a specification. Then go to DHCP tab to create the service
6. Go to IPv6 > ND to create SLAAC for IPv6. You must also specify the MTU here since Mikrotik cannot do MTU 1492.
7. Go to Interface > Interface List. Add your new segment as LAN here or NAT won't work properly.

Assuming you do everything right and I didn't miss any steps, you should have a running network segment.
Not trying to scare anyone from buying Mikrotik and experimenting, but just trying to give you a reality of using Mikrotik.

Another example: Gaming router.
In a lot of gaming router, they default to UPnP + NAT-PMP + EIM-NAT. In Mikrotik, all of these requires manual configuration. None work out of the box. You also need to configure the conntrack UDP timeout from the default 30 seconds to something higher.

In conclusion, consider seriously before throwing money into Mikrotik. People already doing networking professionally or have passion will enjoy it.

Ubiquiti L3 Adoption (I use the DNS method):
https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/20490...doption-Layer-3

you betray asus already? 

I have changed the power supply, but it did not work. I replaced the router with a Deco X20, but I could not connect to the internet using the existing PPPoE username and password. Can any experts help me solve this?

What correction do you mean?

U mean call unifi to reset it?

Just checked with Unifi, my record of username and password is correct. Not sure what's wrong with Deco setting

I testing OpenWRT D-Link B1, somehow LAN speed crap but over wifi is nice, I wonder...

OpenWRT D-Link 2.5G > Mikrotik > 10G Managed Switch > ROG Crosshair VIII Hero (WI-FI) [Realtek 2.5G]


But I test download via IDM, can reach 2Gbps:


Test my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra WiFi6E via TP-Link Deco BE85
OpenWRT D-Link 2.5G > Mikrotik > 10G Managed Switch > 10G MultiMode Fiber SFP > TP-LINK Deco BE85 > my phone


Kernel and Driver remain same, but I try Skyworth 2.5G, same results, also NijikaWRT and NijikaRTL give LAN slow but WiFi fast...

something fishy with ALCL OLT... or my Managed Switch

I not often check speedtest, this time seem LAN become shit...

hi all, checking in.
currently ended contract for 1 year already.
currently on 100mbps package
they keep calling to offer upgrade but i rejected most of the calls.
was browsing the website when i saw the free ipad offer.
is it worth better than SWU?

https://unifi.com.my/devices/smartdeal-ipad

this haven't yet, I need put wifi and server offline first

Thank you for the suggestions.
Went to tmpoint and was offered with SWU 5.0

6 months free
Need to take UM for 3 months
100mbps - 79 but no modem change
300mbps - 119
500mbps - 139
My issue right now is my router doesn't output 100mbps, only at 30mbps and the technician checked and confirmed it is the router issue.
So im wondering, if i change the router and the issue still happens, i wasted that purchase. If i renew, then I'm stuck for another 2 years, but hey, new router.

Can access just fine on unifi fiber.

Small sharing on my experience with SWU5.0 RM90 plan
1. Speedtest no longer burst at the beginning, last time can get around 525Mbps down when completed, now around 490Mbps
2. The IPv4v remained public, probably the cheapest fibre internet plan in Malaysia now with public IPv4.

Nevertheless, no regret, paying 30% lesser with 5% lesser speed. Annual saving is about RM500 compared to my previous plan (RM129 500Mbps)

I just bought the cheapest mesh wifi mercusys BE9300. Rm700 for 2 units. Not sure good or not. Delivering.