i'm a wisp , i have 512Kb/s download through satellite , i just want to make groups of users who shares some bandwidth ..
for example :
1 - group a : 256Kb/s ratio 10:1 , 10 users only
2- group b : 128 Kb/2 ratio 20:1 , 20 users.
3- group v : 128 Kb/s shared with the rest of the users.
i have the latest MT RouterOs
anybody can tell me how to do this please ..
I suppose, you have to use pcq queues.
first, traffic to be marked in mangle (probably use address-list to decrease mangle rules), than apply pcq queues,
http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.9/root/queue
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/PCQ_Examples
first, traffic to be marked in mangle (probably use address-list to decrease mangle rules), than apply pcq queues,
http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.9/root/queue
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/PCQ_Examples
i dont know why you find capitall offending ??
i agree after reading the manual that the pcq is the best for me now , what about the LIMIT-AT ?? i know MAX-LIMIT is the max , does limit-at mean if that group reachs the 256Kb they will get it no matter how many bandwidth used by other user ? let's say i have 512Kb/s total bandwidth and there r users online they got total of 400Kb/s , if the group of 10 users became online ,would they got thier 256K/s ? reducing the rest of users from 400k/s to 256k/s ?
i agree after reading the manual that the pcq is the best for me now , what about the LIMIT-AT ?? i know MAX-LIMIT is the max , does limit-at mean if that group reachs the 256Kb they will get it no matter how many bandwidth used by other user ? let's say i have 512Kb/s total bandwidth and there r users online they got total of 400Kb/s , if the group of 10 users became online ,would they got thier 256K/s ? reducing the rest of users from 400k/s to 256k/s ?
Well, a post all in bold is often considered offensive too.
the limit-at is guaranteed data rate for a class (assuming the traffic is actually available), while the max-limit represents the maximum data rate a class can get. The data rate between limit-at and max-limit is shared between children of a parent class.
the limit-at is guaranteed data rate for a class (assuming the traffic is actually available), while the max-limit represents the maximum data rate a class can get. The data rate between limit-at and max-limit is shared between children of a parent class.