Once more: Bandwith management

[rfalk74]

Hello forum!

I would be glad for some hints on hte following senario:

1. There are several access points for wireless internet access
2. Users are provided with fixed public ip addresses
3. There are different user groups, e.g. “private” or “business”
4. Traffic should be limited / priorized according to group

Questions:

Can I create “lists” of ip addresses and give them an alias name?
2.
Can I uses these aliases in rules to refer to ip addresses?
3. Which mechanisms should I use to accomplish my tasks?

TIA for any help.

Greeting from Germany
Robert

[cibernet]

@rfalk74

Hello forum!

I would be glad for some hints on hte following senario:

1. There are several access points for wireless internet access
2. Users are provided with fixed public ip addresses
3. There are different user groups, e.g. “private” or “business”
4. Traffic should be limited / priorized according to group

Questions:

Can I create “lists” of ip addresses and give them an alias name?
2.
Can I uses these aliases in rules to refer to ip addresses?
3. Which mechanisms should I use to accomplish my tasks?

TIA for any help.

Greeting from Germany
Robert

1. Yes you can create address lists
2. Yes
3. Firewall filter

Regards

–
José Ignacio Acosta
Cibernet Comunicaciones / Mikronet
Joaquín V. González
Salta - Argentina
http://www.mikronet.com.ar
http://www.cibernetcom.com.ar

[macgaiver]

1. You can use /ip firewall address-list to create these lists of clients

2. You can use /ip firewall mangle to mark all the traffic for those clients

3. You should use /queue simple to limit and prioritize this traffic