We would like to set a radius att that defined a group that a number of users accounts are part of. This group will share the bandwidth assigned to the group.
Real World example:
usera, userb, and userc are in Apartment 1
userd, usere are in Apartment 2
Apartment 1 gets 512k/512k
Apartment 2 gets 1024k/1024k
etc.
Each user would have in Radius:
Rate-Limit-Group-ID = apartment-x
Rate-Limit-Group-Upload = x-bandwidth
Rate-Limit-Group-Download = x-bandwidth
If you need anymore input on this feature, just let me know.
Scott
Rate-Limit for Group of Computers
I would like to second this request.
Thank you.
Dave
Thank you.
Dave
I can see two solutions (or workarounds?) for this:
1. You can use different address pools for these appartments (differentiation: either with MikroTik-Group or with Framed-Pool) and later use IP address as a classifier for a manually installed queue tree. Note: this will work only for dhcp-pool method in 2.8, but in 2.9 it will always work.
2. You can create different login scripts (differentiation with MikroTik-Group) which will install mangle rules, and later use the marks put by these rules to classify traffic into manually installed tree queues. Note: this will work only in 2.9
1. You can use different address pools for these appartments (differentiation: either with MikroTik-Group or with Framed-Pool) and later use IP address as a classifier for a manually installed queue tree. Note: this will work only for dhcp-pool method in 2.8, but in 2.9 it will always work.
2. You can create different login scripts (differentiation with MikroTik-Group) which will install mangle rules, and later use the marks put by these rules to classify traffic into manually installed tree queues. Note: this will work only in 2.9