I need to limit datarate to every user in a LAN. They are about 50 or 60 users
The problem consist. If one host start downloading e-mail (for example) It takes the entire bandwidth up to finish. The router interface of this LAN has 512Kbps asigned on queue.
Is there any way to do it without adding one by one to the queue list¿? all of them use Fixed IP.
THANKS!
Re: How to QUEUE user by user.
Just use and run script like that:Is there any way to do it without adding one by one to the queue list¿? all of them use Fixed IP.
THANKS!
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:for i from 1 to 50 do={ /queue simple add target-addresses=(192.168.1. $i . ) interface=ether1 max-limit=512000/512000 }-
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Re: How to QUEUE user by user.
It was amazing!! You saved to me a lot of time!!! tank you.
Re: How to QUEUE user by user.
If you use the user-manager package and set some of the rate settings, the queues will be created for you automatically.
Re: How to QUEUE user by user.
Another way is PCQ queue to save the time with the configuration and most important router resources.
As few queues will substitute 50, any queue you have,
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/PCQ_Examples
As few queues will substitute 50, any queue you have,
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/PCQ_Examples