Dear all,

I have implemented a Mikrotik PPPoE server with External radius.
Each PPPoE client gets their bandwidth shaped dynamically which is working fine.

I have defined a 1st Queue for local bandwidth and pushed this Queue on the top chain using scripts.
All dynamic users gets unlimited access of this 1st Local Bandwidth Queue of 50 mbps bypassing the dynamic queues.

Now I need to define a 2nd Queue for international bandwidth and restrict it to say 30 mbps.

However, if I use this 2nd Queue and keep it in the top of the Queue chain, it bypasses the dynamic queues defined by the external radius and all users gets unlimited access to this 30 mbps queue.

What I want to accomplish is the following:
(1.) Define a local bandwidth policy of 50 mbps for local bandwidth so that all users get unlimited access to this 50 mbps queue. For international bandwidth, their bandwidth policy are still shaped by the dynamic queues served by the External radius.

(2.) Define a international bandwidth policy of 30 mbps for International bandwidth so that all users are restricted to 30 mbps but are not allowed unlimited access to this 30 mbps queue like the local bandwidth queue.

Any help and suggestions are appreciated.

Thanks,
Sanay

For this you need to do with Radius parameter as well you need to do with address list passing the address list name in radius policy name , which radius you are using ?


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Dear nmthaker,

I am using a propriety version of Free Radius.
What if I run a separate Mikrotik in Bridge mode in front of this PPPoE Server and define a 30 mbps queue for international bandwidth and a 50 mbps queue for Local Bandwidth.
My goal here is to provide unlimited access of 50 mbps traffic to the local queue and 30 mbps of overall restrictive queue to international traffic.


Best regards,
Sanay

Mikrotik radius work???