Network

Blocking / Limiting connection Internet Download Manager (IDM) in Mikrotik can be done using the Layer7 protocol. If a user to download using IDM, then he can use 16 simultaneous connections to download the file. This course will drain the bandwidth that has been allocated so that other users who do not download will be disturbed because the connection is slow.

Well, to solve it, we can limit connections Internet Download Manager (IDM) using Mikrotik Layer7. You do this by combining the features Layer7 protocol with Firewall filters Mikrotik. Please see the following way:

Load Balance / Load Balancing Mikrotik is a technique or method to divide the load into several paths (links) so that the use of the path (link) to be better. Mikrotik Load balance Previously I’ve discussed in this article Load Balance / Load Balancing Mikrotik.

Next, in this article, I will discuss how to load settings Mikrotik PPC method. Due to limited time and equipment, Mikrotik Load Balance Tutorial this time I take from web mikrotik.co.id as follows:

This article is a continuation of the article I wrote earlier on How to Hack / Hack Hotspot Login Mikrotik & Wifi.id on Linux. After successfully root/hack login Hotspot Mikrotik & wifi.id in Linux, this time I will discuss similar things on Windows operating system, namely Windows 7 x64.

The steps of hacking wifi.id the same as before, the difference here I moved the spot to another wifi.id location and use Windows OS 7. Unlike in Linux Times where all the tools are available, we live use only, in Windows 7 is to stage Scanning wireless client and mac address we need additional applications.

How to prevent a client from changing manual control eg 8.8.8.8? This question is in the previous article that is: Easy Way to Block Adult Sites with DNS in Mikrotik. Well in this article I will try to answer it and provide a solution to prevent clients to change DNS manually using Mikrotik.

Actually, it is more appropriate if we call “Forced” Client using Mikrotik DNS. Because anyone can just change the DNS settings on their PC respectively. Well, the thing we will do is to force the client to use our DNS even though the DNS on his PC has been changed eg to 8.8.8.8. How to do? Check out the following tutorial:

Introduction

This month we continue looking at Quality of Service (QoS) in Cisco devices.

This article looks at

• Traffic Shaping
• Policy Routing
• QoS Policy Propagation via BGP (QPPB)

Traffic Shaping

About Traffic Shaping

Traffic Shaping comes in two forms: Generic Traffic Shaping and Frame Relay Traffic Shaping.

Traffic Shaping allows you to control how fast packets are sent out an interface, any interface. You might want to do this to avoid congestion either locally or elsewhere in your network, for example if you have a network with different access rates or if you are restricting some traffic to a fraction of the available bandwidth. For example, if one end of the link in a Frame Relay network is 256 Kbps and the other end of the link is only 128 Kbps, sending packets at 256 Kbps at the very least causes congestion. Somewhere.