PPPOE and File-Server?

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Hi,

I have Hotspot and PPPOE server with User Manager configured on a Routerboard 2011.
When users login, they are added to the simple queue with their respective account speed.

On the side, I also have a file server to share content with user that runs on the same IP range as the Hotspot and PPPOE server.
Note: the File Server has a static IP and is bypassed with IP Bindings.

Details:

Incoming DHCP Client: 192.168.2.5
Mikrotik Router: 192.168.50.1
File Server: 192.168.50.25
IP Pool: 192.168.50.10 - 192.168.50.254


When users login via Hotspot, it works great. Downloads from the file server doesn’t get accounted and also not shaped via their normal queue speed limit.
Unfortunately as soon as users dial in via PPPOE, they get limited. I also discovered that they are not able to ping the Router, whereas Hotspot users can.
It is almost as if the PPPOE user are ‘isolated’ from the network.

What I want to achieve:

Have both PPPOE users download from the File Server without using their normal queue speed limit and also to have no traffic accounted (basically bypassing simple queue)
PPPOE users must also be able to see the Router in order to check their usage on User Manager.

How do I go about doing this? Is there a Mangle rule or something?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Kind Regards

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i have almost the same setup.
you can just create manual queues to your fileserver ip adress (under destination adress), and place them at the top of your simple queue list. all the dynamic queues will be placed below them. so ex: your fileserver is 192.168.1.1, so all traffic to that server will use the static queue, the rest of the data will stil go under the dynamic queue. and are split from another.

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Great, thanks! Will give it a try.
Do you perhaps know how I can make the PPPOE users see the Mikrotik Router?
Perhaps a firewall rule? I want to have this working, so that the users can see their Usage on User Manager.

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also you can try with mangle and queue-tree.

check your filter rules and your routes.