TOPIC: SEPARATE GAMING & BROWSING MIKROTIK (TUTZ)

incubus14 wrote: ano kaya mangle rules nyan :)

that is the right question in the thread so far... hahahaha

people mistaken it as "redirection of ports to a particular wan"

incubus14 wrote: ano kaya mangle rules nyan :)

mangle at routes lang babanatan para sa seperate gaming at browsing. tapos nasa sayo na kung gagawan mo pa ng queue tree or simple queue para sa management.

tapos netwatch para magmonitor kung live yong gaming ports mo or down, para pwede mag run ng script para mag re configure ang settings mo.



rami tuts sa net, may mga complikado meron simple. kailangan lang mag testing :D. meron pa yong complete script pero ewan kung sadyang may typo error lang or sinadyang bawasan ng code

filmore wrote:

incubus14 wrote: ano kaya mangle rules nyan :)

mangle at routes lang babanatan para sa seperate gaming at browsing. tapos nasa sayo na kung gagawan mo pa ng queue tree or simple queue para sa management.

tapos netwatch para magmonitor kung live yong gaming ports mo or down, para pwede mag run ng script para mag re configure ang settings mo.



rami tuts sa net, may mga complikado meron simple. kailangan lang mag testing :D. meron pa yong complete script pero ewan kung sadyang may typo error lang or sinadyang bawasan ng code

gaming wan pala :D

sana may mag share ng tutz step by steps

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Kamatis ^^,

ganito gamit ng isang client ko sa tutuban
2yrs+ na ata yun

anongsabi wrote: yun naman pala eh, so anong problema mo sa post ko? natuwa lang ako dahil malinis ang pagkagawa.

ang tanong sir. kung ung pfsense niyo ba eh kaya ba niyang ma control ang interface ng upload and download?

pfSense user here. 1 ISP lang sakin, wala naman problema sa browsing and gaming. With equal bandwidth distribution sa workstation, yung default traffic shaping and limiter na feature lang ginagamit ko, 2 years and counting narin. Kaya nga sa future fiber connection lang solve na, where bandwidth are almost symmetrical na. :)

minenskie wrote:

anongsabi wrote: yun naman pala eh, so anong problema mo sa post ko? natuwa lang ako dahil malinis ang pagkagawa.

ang tanong sir. kung ung pfsense niyo ba eh kaya ba niyang ma control ang interface ng upload and download?

pfSense user here. 1 ISP lang sakin, wala naman problema sa browsing and gaming. With equal bandwidth distribution sa workstation, yung default traffic shaping and limiter na feature lang ginagamit ko, 2 years and counting narin. Kaya nga sa future fiber connection lang solve na, where bandwidth are almost symmetrical na. :)

wayback 2012

mangle mangle mangle ^__^

jduval wrote:

minenskie wrote:

anongsabi wrote: yun naman pala eh, so anong problema mo sa post ko? natuwa lang ako dahil malinis ang pagkagawa.

ang tanong sir. kung ung pfsense niyo ba eh kaya ba niyang ma control ang interface ng upload and download?

pfSense user here. 1 ISP lang sakin, wala naman problema sa browsing and gaming. With equal bandwidth distribution sa workstation, yung default traffic shaping and limiter na feature lang ginagamit ko, 2 years and counting narin. Kaya nga sa future fiber connection lang solve na, where bandwidth are almost symmetrical na. :)

wayback 2012

:) Pagandahan ba ng config Master dati? Ako hindi ko kaya mag config at gumawa ng sariling script. Basta basa lang ng basa.. Ilang weeks din yun, muntik na ako mag quit sa pagkalikot.

Pero sa future, gusto ko rin to maexperience MIKROTIK. (Y)

PCC and PCQ discipline, putting a hard limit per interface download.

the problem with PCQ is it will take satisfy the max-limit you set in it, and it will be drawn on any DSL line. ie.

if you have 2 DSL line with 5mbps and 10mbps, and you allocate 8mbps for http, the 8mbps will be drawn uneven from any lines.

it can take 3mbps from the 5mbps and another 5 mbps from the 10mbps, or it can take 5mbps from the 5mbps and 3mbps from the 10mbps,

problem arises is when the line is at peak,

here is the solution to that problem, to limit the PER interface download of your WAN.

credits to: Ðāns Šāňtillāň - Cygnaltech