Hi all , i have a mikrotikRouterOS , and i have two interfaces one=Internal and the second interface is External.. i want to limit one ip on the external interface , ex. i want to limit this ip 10.0.0.2
any idea? 
maybe BSG will help:
http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.8/guide/basic.content#12.1.9.3
Edgars
that didn;t helps me … any another idea
How do you want to limit it?
Drop traffic from it?
/ip firewall rule forward add src-address=10.0.0.2/32 action=drop
Or Bandwight shape it?
/queue simple add target-address=10.0.0.2/24 limit-at=10240/10240 max-limit=10240/10240
i have a mikrotik 2.7.14.. and i can’t find
queue simple> add target-address
is it posible to update from 2.7.14 to 2.8 or higher if yes tell me how plz..
thank you
no wonder it doens’t work - you have an old version, and there are not as many features + the commands are different.
it is possible to upgrade and you should do it. it depends on whether your license still is upgradable. check system license print and see what date you have there.
btw… I’ve made a mistake in the target-address(/32 not /24). But I think that this is for 2.8+ only.
Thanks , but i think that SRC-Address and TArget -address are the same!!
hi all , i’v done configuring the mikrotik , now i can limit , evry ip , but when i limit one ip ex.10.0.0.2 ,and this ip downloads anything the PING from mikrotik to 10.0.0.2 is to high, betwenen 2000 - 3000ms.. ?
any idea?
p.s the ping is high only while downloading…
That is because the traffic shaping works this way. The main idea is to slow down and/or drop packets.
and how to do that ??? , and how works that way of dropin packets ??
you can add /queue tree that shapes traffic different from icmp