We are testing out a setup with freeradius, and mikrotik (2.9).
I have a user on our wireless network, authenticating with pppoe, but if I set their bandwidth limit above 384k/384k, they don’t get anything near that rate.
Checking the bandwidth between the client and the mikrotik using the bandwidth monitor, I am getting the proper results. When I try to access an external server though, I get a slow connection.
Before pppoe and radius authentication, when the mikrotik was just an AP, I don’t have any bandwidth issues, so I don’t think routing is an issue.
If I need to post any more information, let me know.
How about; client configuration description or export, pppoe client type and settings, pppoe server configuration export, hardware used, packet loss, summary of bandwidth tests.
The the rate limit is working and there’s no problem with it. The rate-limit is between the MT and the CPE. If you get your 384k there, then the bottle neck is somewhere else.
Perhaps a congested uplink, or some other queues between your MT and the uplink? If there’s not 384k available between the MT and the ‘external server’, then obviously you won’t get 384k. A chain is only as strong as it’s weakest link…
wild guessing makes no sense when finding problems, which is why mat should post -any- information. Thus far, all mat has given is a description of the effects of his problem. You might replace any words like Mikrotik with Nintendo and you have come equally far.