Hello, I'm developing and wisp, and i have problem with my bandwidth, i'm wonder if could i used the option that the mk has for this matter, does anyone has ever configure this option and how it woks.
thanks
Bandwidth Control
You would be wanting to setup Queues in the MT...
A basic Bandwidth queue can be setup in your core router by defining the Target Address(the client device you want to control), then set Target Upload and Target Download speeds in the General Tab in Queues.
If you want a client to have a Target Upload of 256 you will define it as "256k" in the Target Upload field and then you would do likewise for the Target Download according to the bandwidth you want a client to to be provided.
If you offer bandwidth by MB then define them as "1MB" or "2MB" or whatever in your core router.
You can also expand on complexity of the Queue by choosing the Advanced tab and setting it's fields accordingly.
Give it a try by first setting up a client device and logging onto your network and download a large file from the Internet taking note of how long the download takes, then log into your core router and assign a bandwidth Queue with a target address the same as your client device, once the Queue is set go back to your Client Device and try downloading the same file again and notice how long the file transfer takes this time.
Hope this helps
A basic Bandwidth queue can be setup in your core router by defining the Target Address(the client device you want to control), then set Target Upload and Target Download speeds in the General Tab in Queues.
If you want a client to have a Target Upload of 256 you will define it as "256k" in the Target Upload field and then you would do likewise for the Target Download according to the bandwidth you want a client to to be provided.
If you offer bandwidth by MB then define them as "1MB" or "2MB" or whatever in your core router.
You can also expand on complexity of the Queue by choosing the Advanced tab and setting it's fields accordingly.
Give it a try by first setting up a client device and logging onto your network and download a large file from the Internet taking note of how long the download takes, then log into your core router and assign a bandwidth Queue with a target address the same as your client device, once the Queue is set go back to your Client Device and try downloading the same file again and notice how long the file transfer takes this time.
Hope this helps
Yes, you can impose bandwidth control at the AP also on a per client basis too.thanks for the answer in my case i have linux squid server running, but for several weeks i was trying to setup bandwith control on the server, but i saw the mikrotik documentation and my main ap is the mk, i wonder if could place the rules on the ap?
You can create a rule per client in your AP (QUEUE/Simple QUEUE), in the target address you will put your client´s IP.... upload, download and that´s all for a simple control...thanks for the answer in my case i have linux squid server running, but for several weeks i was trying to setup bandwith control on the server, but i saw the mikrotik documentation and my main ap is the mk, i wonder if could place the rules on the ap?
The you can add MANGLE + QUEUE TREE to control P2P for example...
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