Hello, I am new to the world of mikrotik networks. I want to make a configuration in my house with the following characteristics:
My ISP provider gives me 150Mbps. Of the 150 Mbps I want 100 Mbps to be assigned to a desktop personal computer and the remaining 50Mbps to be distributed among the mobile phones and televisions in my house.
I have read that I have to do a bandwidth balancing. I also with the little that I have read about mikrotik I know that this balancing is done with ethernet connections. However, my question is about the equipment (TVs and mobile phones) that use WIFI.
I want to know what equipment I need and what configuration I should do.
I think you may want to look at queues, vice bandwidth mngment.
https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ROS/Queues
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Queue
From another poster…
Use limit and max-limit parameters of the queues. limit is the guaranteed minimum, max-limit is the maximum the queue can use if there is free bandwidth left in the parent queue - both because the sum of limit values of the child queues is lower than the limit of the parent queue or because other child queues do not make use of their limit. So for the parent queue for download direction, set both limit and max-limit to those 40M, and set its child queues for the individual users/devices for their current limit/i] values but set their max-limit to 40M. So every individual user/device will have their 5 or 6 M when they need them, but if someone doesn’t currently use their quota, others will make use of it (evenly, i.e. “bandwidth balancing”, unless you add priority to the mix).