Need help, willing to pay (Queue+Firewall setup in 2.9.24)

RouterOS Wireless Networking
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Hi,

Who has a (wireless) network running and/or has enough knowledge of Queue and Firewall rules in Routeros 2.9.24 ?

I have a small list of what I want exactly which I can mail you.

Ofcourse I’m willing to pay for it.

Regards,
Arco

2

I’m just curious what are these things “to do”
You can write here or send it into my mail box m.burzynski (at) cyberbajt.pl

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hi if you post on here you can get an answer. Let us know what you need, maybe you will get some help for free (or find a good consultant).

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Ok, here we go;


We have several wireless ap-bridges (rb532’s with routeros 2.9.24) in our network. These bridge all have 1 ethernet port (ether1) and 1 WLAN card (wlan1)

I need a configuration with:

  1. The sum of all Downloads through the ap-bridge must be limited at 4000k
  2. The sum of all Uploads through the ap-bridge must be limited at 1500k
  3. Within these up- and downloadspeeds I want to mark specific traffic;

Download:
P2P maximum of 1,5Mbits low priority traffic
HTML maximum of 4Mbits medium priority traffic
IPSEC maximum of 4Mbits, with at least 500k high priority traffic
VOIP maximum of 4Mbit, with at least 500k high priority traffic
NEWS maximum of 1,5Mbits low priority traffic
and maybe some hints or tips for other ports

Because the total amount of all download traffic is 4Mbits, all traffic above mentioned must be equally shared so every type of service is still available

Upload:
P2P maximum of 1Mbits low priority traffic
HTML maximum of 1500k medium priority traffic
IPSEC maximum of 1500k, with at least 500k high priority traffic
VOIP maximum of 1500, with at least 500k high priority traffic
NEWS maximum of 1500k low priority traffic
and maybe some hints or tips for other ports

Because the total amount of all upload traffic is 1,5Mbits, all traffic above mentioned must be equally shared so every type of service is still available


4) I want to have the possibility to see the traffic per-user.

Important to know:

It’s a bridged network. I only found documentation of routed or NAT networks.
All clients have a fixed public ip-address.
The wireless network is fully-bridged. Behind the customer-bridge we install a router with the public ip configuration.
We are running RouterOS 2.9.24

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I can do that for you. I have been running this type of setup for a few years. If you want to talk about it drop me an email there is way to much to explain on a forum which is a shame:

sales {at} turboweb.org