How to manage Network

ashish · Sun Apr 22, 2007 2:06 pm

Hi All,

I want to install MT as a Bandwidth Manager in My Network, But Confused with the configuration. PLEASE HELP ME, ITS a Challange for ME.

NOW here is a NETWORK.

LAYER 3 SWITCH With 5 PORT.

Port-1 . 172.16.32.254/23
Port -2. 172.16.48.254/23
''
''
Port -5 172.16.160.254/23.

NOW MT with 2 Port.

WAN-> 59.160.X.X - Internet IP
LAN -> 172.16.32.250/23 Connected to LAN.

NOW after Doing routing i am able to ping the whole network which is connected to Layer 3 Switch.

NOW, HOW TO ASSIGN AND MANAGE BANDWIDTH FOR THE WHOLE NETWORK WHICH IS CONNECTED WITH MY LAYER-3 SWITCH.

Is it Possible...???/Please help me out.

ASHISH

firebat · Sun Apr 22, 2007 10:40 pm

How do you want to manage your network? Bandwidth by subent, by specific IP, share equally amongst all users. I assume you are talking about management of your internet gateway connection?

ashish · Mon Apr 23, 2007 5:17 am

How do you want to manage your network? Bandwidth by subent, by specific IP, share equally amongst all users. I assume you are talking about management of your internet gateway connection?

.

Hi thanks,

Want 512Kbps to each IP POOL.

firebat · Mon Apr 23, 2007 6:21 am

Need more info. Do you mean you have DHCP running on each of your five /23 subnets and you want each subnet to get 512K? Have you looked at the BW shaping examples in the documentation?

ashish · Mon Apr 23, 2007 7:03 am

Need more info. Do you mean you have DHCP running on each of your five /23 subnets and you want each subnet to get 512K? Have you looked at the BW shaping examples in the documentation?

U r right,

There is DHCP running for each subnet. (MT is NOT a DHCP Server). Want to give 512 Kbps to each Subnet.

Thanks in Advance.

balimore · Mon Apr 23, 2007 7:07 am

Need more info. Do you mean you have DHCP running on each of your five /23 subnets and you want each subnet to get 512K? Have you looked at the BW shaping examples in the documentation?
U r right,

There is DHCP running for each subnet. (MT is NOT a DHCP Server). Want to give 512 Kbps to each Subnet.

Thanks in Advance.

----
yup..
try with mangle and queue tree rules

regards
Hasbullah.com
----

dvisbal · Mon Apr 23, 2007 4:44 pm

You can configure your Mikrotik at the top of your network, as a bridge, and you can manage your whole traffic with it.

Then you should only create simple queue rules for each IP segment ( ex. target address : 172.16.32.254/23 max upload : 512k max download : 512 k )

Theres another way with queue tree where you can give each segment more bandwith whenever there is bandwith available from other segments.

Dan

ashish · Wed Apr 25, 2007 5:17 am

R u Sure,
If i will PUT MT in between my Network as a Bridge, It will control the whole Network.

Remember that MT is NOT a DHCP Server, Other DHCP server is Leaseing IPs to my NETWORK.

vipul · Wed Apr 25, 2007 1:59 pm

hi ashish
i found in the forum u r form anand -india .i m from dakor and i m going to
establish my wisp .
but i have problem with atheros card
i m using 532a RB with OS 2.9.42 but in wireless interface it shows chipset
AR5413 but my atheros have chipset AR5414 so plz. ashish can u tell me whats wrong ? or is there any setting required?
plz. i hope u help me.
thanx in advance

regards,
vipul