Mikrotik

Shared Bandwidth Management Mikrotik used to allocate the bandwidth of each client with a rate that varies depending on active or other clients in the network. By using this method then if one client is inactive (offline) then its bandwidth allocation will be given to another client.

Continuing the previous scenario of Simple Bandwidth Management Mikrotik, we suppose there are two client Eg client 1 and client 2 will each receive bandwidth allocation 256kbps / 256kbps. So the total bandwidth proxy for the second client is 512kbps / 512kbps. If the client does not use allocation bandwidth completely, then the bandwidth allocation will be given to another client, so the client 2 will get a maximum bandwidth allocation.

Simple Bandwidth Management Mikrotik used to allocate bandwidth Mikrotik simple (simple) using Mikrotik Simple Queue menu. By using static bandwidth allocation control the bandwidth proxy for each client will continue. For instance, client 1 will get the bandwidth allocation is equal to 256kbps / 256kbps, as well as client2.

Commands that can be used are as follows:

simple queue add name = limit-1 targets-addresses = 10.10.10.10 max-limit = 256000/256000
simple queue add name = limit-2 targets-addresses = 10.10.10.20 max-limit = 256000/256000

Or you can also use Winbox, go to the menu Queues -> Simple Queues

Bandwidth divides Internet is simply based interface using Mikrotik. This time we will discuss in this article. Before I proceed, I suggest reading the previous article on How to Limit (Limit) Bandwidth Mikrotik Mikrotik with Simple Queue.

Okay, we just started. So this time we will make the distribution of bandwidth is simply based on the interface used. For more details, please see the following network topology:

Internet bandwidth I use is as follows:

Manage and restrict the bandwidth usage of the Internet is an important thing when our internet connection is limited, for example, quotas limited bandwidth of the ISP. We need to limit the quota of bandwidth each user is connected to the Mikrotik Router. On Mikrotik Router itself is already available features that can restrict (limit) bandwidth is Queue. There are two kinds of the queue on Mikrotik

1-Simple Queue: the easiest way to perform bandwidth management applied to small to the medium-scale network to set upload and download bandwidth usage for each user.

What it Romon? Understanding Romon Mikrotik

Romon stands for Router Management Overlay Network which is a new feature from version RouterOS Mikrotik at 6.28. Romon this feature may be unfamiliar to you because it is only available in RouterOS and WinBox new version. Well, to find out more about what it Romon Mikrotik, let’s discuss in this article.

Understanding Romon

What it Romon? Romon (Router Management Overlay Network) is a proprietary protocol Mikrotik (protocol is only supported on Mikrotik), which can make a connection layer2 safe (secure) to the device either through connections MikroTik “Physical” (Ethernet) or Layer 2 Tunnel. In addition, Romon also has the following features: