I am play with a "hAP ac lite" unit and I have 120 Mbps download and 20 Mbps upload. How to divide the bandwidth so that each VLAN below gets this amount of bandwidth at *all* times:

VLAN 5 = 30 Mbps download / 5 Mbps upload
VLAN 6 = 30 Mbps download / 5 Mbps upload
VLAN 7 = 30 Mbps download / 5 Mbps upload
VLAN 8 = 30 Mbps download / 5 Mbps upload

Is this possible with RouterOS at all? If yes, please post commands.

Thanks,

beware hap ac lite only have 100m bit ethernet interfaces that can be a limiting factor in your setup if you concentrate traffic in one ethernet interface

also keep in mind this device only has 1 core 650mhz cpu, depending on your setupscenario cpu resources cannot be enough to do bandwidth control up to 100-120 mbps

beware fo disabling fast-track in firewall

beware hap ac lite only have 100m bit ethernet interfaces that can be a limiting factor in your setup if you concentrate traffic in one ethernet interface

also keep in mind this device only has 1 core 650mhz cpu, depending on your setupscenario cpu resources cannot be enough to do bandwidth control up to 100-120 mbps

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/queue simple
add max-limit=20M/120M name=queue-total target="VLAN 5,VLAN 6,VLAN 7,VLAN 8"
add max-limit=5M/30M name="queue vlan 5" parent=queue-total target="VLAN 5"
add max-limit=5M/30M name="queue vlan 6" parent=queue-total target="VLAN 6"
add max-limit=5M/30M name="queue vlan 7" parent=queue-total target="VLAN 7"
add max-limit=5M/30M name="queue vlan 8" parent=queue-total target="VLAN 8"

beware fo disabling fast-track in firewall

Thanks for the commands and extra tips specific to this device.

A- Which product do you recommend for this setup?
B- With Queues would the bandwidth be given in a dedicated way? or it will be used in full by one VLAN until the other starts using it? I would like it to be equally and 24/7 dedicated. I don't want any of the VLAN to get *more than the allotted bandwidth.
C- What about firewall fast-track?

Thanks.