Tanks, exactly what I was looking for. wish I found that one earlier.

Is it possible to see who is using the bandwidth on the network?

Traffic from what ip to what ip, in real time and preferably what protocol. (Just as you can per interface see how much traffic goes trough it)

I installed a 8gb microsd card in my RB450g to have as web proxy storage. After I installed it my disk usage graphing broke. It now just says: "ERROR: - incorrect data source type" instead of the graph picture and under it it says: Max: (13487825.5%); Average: 33.66EiB (187021904.3%); Curr...

You can get 30-40% cache hit ratio in Mikrotik also, configure your Mikrotik Web-proxy with some advance configuration, Right now that guy just need to assign some more Space for cache max-cache-size: 25000KiB ( is equal to 25MB only or less ) Hmm, yeah, that will be one thing I'm changing, going t...

Yes, I see things hitting the rules. But not that much traffic trough them.

On the FW rule:
Bytes: 184.9 MiB
Packets: 2 112 331

On the NAT rule:
Bytes: 2625.7 KiB
Packets: 41 901

Looking at the Web Proxy under Connections I see 21 rows. Under Cache Contents there are 663 items cached.

[admin@MikroTik] /ip firewall filter> print 11 chain=input action=accept protocol=tcp in-interface=en2-lo dst-port=80 18 chain=input action=accept protocol=tcp in-interface=en2-lo dst-port=8080 and [admin@MikroTik] /ip firewall nat> print 12 ;;; transparent proxy config chain=dstnat action=dst-nat ...

Checking my proxy stats and it gives me this: [admin@MikroTik] /ip proxy> monitor status: running uptime: 3d21h41m44s requests: 88534 hits: 2340 cache-used: 8186KiB total-ram-used: 4830KiB received-from-servers: 3489498KiB sent-to-clients: 3545171KiB hits-sent-to-clients: 44504KiB my settings are: [...

yeah, would be fun to play with. can you send me a message so I can have a look at it. Thanks.

On my network I'm thinking about always tunneling a specific client. Is that doable? I have an appletv on the network with an internal ip and am thinking of getting an us vpn service. The question is if I set up a l2tp client on my routerboard 450g, can I have it forward just that IP over vpn tunnel...