Help Required with RB750 firewall setup

HI All,

please excuse my ignorance, but im not very clued up with mikrotik configuration.

i have a rb750 and have managed to install it on my network and have it working like this :

1.)
RB750 ether2 plugged into my original network via network switch. ip gateway 192.168.1.2 ( normal adsl router in dhcp mode )
2.)i created a ip address list on the same subnet as my local network.
3.) i have used ether3,4&5 as the same configuration and made them all use ether2 as the masterport. This allows traffic from those ports to access my network.

the plan is to have my 2 neighbours access internet via my setup. i have run hard cable on ether 3 , 4 & 5 to wireless AP’s at my neighbours houses. they can access my network. i am able to restrict speed by using the normal bandwidth control on the interface screen.
the problem i have is i am limited to 4MB adsl and if i change their bandwidth to like 2M then when they access my network to watch tv programs and movie via the PS3 it keeps sticking and this i understand is a result of me restricting the entire ether port to only 2MB.

what i want to do is actually disable all ptp traffic so then i can leave the ether’s all unlimited bandwidth and not have them max m line with torrent downloading as they currently do.

Now for the PROBLEM.
i have added firewall rules but nothing seems to block anything. see screenshots.
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may i please ask if somebody can let me know if ive done something simple wrong and how to enable a firewall to actually block all the p2p traffic torrent words etc on the rb750. The rb750 is only used on my network to give my neighbors access to my network.

im happy to provide remote access if it would help show me what to do.

i really appreciate all and any help.

First of all, I would suggest to turn the modem into bridge and let the RB750 do the pppoe-client and routing since it is far better this way, although this is not related to your issue.

For your problem, I would use connection rate. The problem with torrents is that it is almost impossible to identify their connections, some do even use encryption which makes them “invisible” to the router. So connection rate is a way around this problem.

Take a look here: http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Connection_Rate
Try something yourself and see how it will work for you. I have used it for years now and I am generally pleased with it.