In fact I was using one password for all MAC addresses now I modify it Using access list with entries for MAC address and per MAC WIFI passwords
I hope this solve my problem
Should help …
I need to know where to “Log the internet connects”
That is not an easy one with Mikrotik.
In MT it could be done partially with the firewall and logging. Very important to disable Fasttrack. This is also needed for the queue’s to work !
Please see: http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/logging-connections-ip-firewall-connections-solved/135209/1
I use the transparant Hotspot function of another brand router for this user logging.
Otherwise it is done in a free proxy server like “SQUID” ( there you not only have the IP address, but also the used URL, and can even filter (allow/deny) based on that URL)
Also some of WIFI client overcomes my queues bandwidth limiting and use full bandwidth also MK queues do show their real
Bandwidth consumptions I do not know how they do this ?? ( is this a vpn sofware )
Fastrack will bypass queue’s and firewall !
Yet another way is to use the “AP Tx Limit” and maybe even the “Client Tx Limit” as set in the Access List rule for that MAC address.
This is the wifi data stream, not only the Internet data stream. It is not about the wifi speed, this remains high, so no wifi degradation, but it limits the amount of data per second. (in bits!) for that connection.
If the DHCP server is also the edge router to Internet, having a queue created with each IP address lease could be another way of limiting traffic.
I copied this script from this forum into my DHCP server
:local queueName "$leaseActIP";
:if ($leaseBound = "1") do={
/queue simple
add name=$leaseActIP parent=main target=($leaseActIP . "/32") max-limit=2M/4M
} else={
/queue simple remove $leaseActIP
}
But will probably be using “User Manager” RADIUS attributes to create the queue.
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/hotspot-and-radius-volume-limit-doesnt-work/153558/1 . However not as expected with that “Limit-AT” value set to the MAX rate, not the MIN rate.