internet + wireless + proxy

Hi all,

My setup is the following.

internet modem/router : 192.168.1.1
mikrotik ethernet : 192.168.1.100
Im using MT os as 1) an access point and 2) as a bridge.
All my clients connect to AP and transfer data from/to bridge to a network like 10.xxx.xxx.xxx.
My routes for all incoming traffic transfers to 10.112.1.255 (the other side of the bridge network),
Also i have a web-proxy on from 24:00 to 09:00 o clock and im sharing internet throught port 8080.
If any client using proxy port 8080 has internet only from 24:00 to 09:00, BUT if he doesn’t use the proxy port 8080
ALWAYS has internet… :confused:
i have also add a static root 0.0.0.0/0 to gateway 196.168.1.1
Also i have a client (10.112.1.5) who want ALWAYS (24 per day)to has internet!

Can you help me?

Use firewall filter to filter clients per time.
Create different chains, first for unlimited access, second for access for a specific time.
As firewall provides you with time,

  • add jump rule to chain=forward, that redirects traffic to different chain.
  • add rule with option time, that will be accepting traffic for specific time and will be dropping for other time.

i prefer to work with routing rules, it is more easier for a newbie like me.
have a look:

Src address       Dst.Address    Action  table
10.0.0.0/8         10.0.0.0/8      lookup  main 
(clients from 10.x.x.x goes only at 10.x.x.x IPs)

10.112.2.5          0.0.0.0/0      lookup  main
(Mr. 10.112.2.5 goes to everywhere!)

10.112.2.1          0.0.0.0/0      lookup  main
(Mr 10.112.2.1 goes to everywhere!)

Does it work ?
Or i ll need to add  the following line ? :
10.0.0.0            0.0.0.0/0   unreachable

Can u help me?

My target is to not allow other ips (except 10.112.2.5) using 192.168.1.1 (modem/router) directly; they can you only the proxy from 24:00 to 09:00 o clock.

How do you get src-address there ?
I think routing is not required in this scenario,

as I mention previoisly it is possible with firewall,
you may drop traffic for the specific time, as well NAT rule (that redirects users to proxy transparently) will work for specific time.