Hello. I have some specific task I want to implement so maybe you can help me with it.
The problem is this. PPPoE client must have a specific service which rate-limits all traffic to some value of X except some traffic, marked with dscp value of Z, which has to get another rate-limit of Y. I think that I can achieve this with queue-tree and firewall mangle, but I have some questions.
First of all - the top-level queue has to have some parent value, such as interface for example. Can I somehow make this queue without interface as a parent and use just some rate-limit value as an aggregate? The client with such service can appear on any interface so I can’t use some specific interface for that.
Second - can I attach such “policy” (queue tree) to a PPPoE connection and if I can, how? I didn’t find any appropriate radius-attribute in the Mikrotik documentation.
You can’t do this automatically, you would have to jump through some hoops and script it, and for this type of thing it might not be reliable as you would like. There can be weird corner cases like if the router loses power unexpectedly and comes back and the queues still exist but the interfaces are gone. I personally would not even attempt it - the only time I would consider doing this is if I made the PPPoE interface static instead of dynamic - that way the interface would always be present even if the user wasn’t connected, and the queue heirarchy would remain.
You’ll be a lot better off waiting until RouterOS v7 and using cake queueing, since that allows you to do DSCP-based priority queueing with a single queue instead of needing to make a heirarchy.
is there any way from which i can check which RADIUS server my isp using bcoz i have access to ROS that’s my question plz answer
BTW ISP is not using User manager