First of all: Thank you for taking your time and reading my issue.
I have a very particular problem in my network that I have to solve because is a tipping point. Turns out I have 3 SUBNETS with 3 gateway for each one respectively. I also have a subnet for SERVERS and a INTERNET provider. I have bandwidth rules for internet associated to every subnet (not for SERVERS subnet), for instance:
INTERNET bandwidth:
SUBNET 1: 333Kbps
SUBNET 2: 333Kbps
SUBNET 3: 333Kbps
Now, when I try to access to any service on the SERVERS network I got the INTERNET’s bandwidth which is 333Kbps. This is not good for my users since downloading files from the FTP server using only 333Kbps can be very annoying when I can use the Fast Ethernet port in the Routerboard to access to the SERVERS network and copy any file with a higher transfer rate.
My question: How can I stablish different bandwidth rules depending on the destination target for every SUBNET?
Sorry for not explaining myself very clear and for my late answer. I’am using Simple Queues. When I refer to bandwidth rules meaning a simple rule pointing the bandwidth in kbps. This rules applies for everything (Internet and my domain services such as FTP and so). I want to make something like a Mangle to stablish a difference in the traffic because I don’t want to set kbps when the traffic goes to my domain FTP, instead I want to allow mbps. But the thing is I don’t know how to set, let’s say:
192.168.0.1 -------> 333kbps if the traffic goes to internet (0.0.0.0/0 for everything)
192.168.0.1 -------> 2mbps if the traffic goes to the FTP’s domain (192.168.10.0/24 my domain subnet)
I think I have to set two rules for the same IP address but I don’t know how to say the mikrotik how to distinguish the destination. Maybe with a Mangle but I tried and nothing. Maybe this can be done with Queue Tree. I am looking for a previous experience with this problema. Otherwise I’ll have to start to try and I don’t like that.
