ROS data from an IP address is passed first

First of all, you have enough bandwidth; Then you should have the speed limit of the tree; After that, mark the packets of this IP address, and let the packets of this IP address pass first when the rate is limited. This is my idea, there is no experiment.

This gives you an idea.

1. Now Mangle marks the connection from a certain IP.

2. Allocate bandwidth to the packet in queues.

Make the next limit, speed. Or with htb

We recommend that you set the minimum reserved bandwidth for a specified IP address and then set other IP addresses to dynamically allocate bandwidth.

Add all the private IPs to the firewall. Select action=aceept.

See for yourself in the IP section. If you have a speed limit, the traffic will be displayed on it. Red, Blue, Yellow I think you should know what it means, the machine that is not turned on is 0 0 hehe

The easiest way is to bind an IP that is not allowed to access the Internet to a fake MAC address, so that he can't pass the route!

Filtering can be set at the firewall.

But there are still legacy problems, after banning an IP, the IP computer can still use other IP computers as the Internet application to access QQ.

It's simple. It's a direct restriction on the QQ port of the machine's MAC address.。。 There's that function in ROS, you look for it.

P2P can throttle speed within the same LAN or restrict some software.

Winbox is connected to try it, ip-ipsec, after setting the relevant IP range, select drop in the action

IP>>>firewall>>nat>> Enter this IP address in the source address (src-address) of the NAT

Then click on the box in front of it, and an exclamation point appears, and others can't connect.

It should be a command to delete the IP in DOS, right? The format is as follows:

ip add remove + NIC number.

For example: ip address remove [ ip address find src-address=.]

ip>>>firewall>>nat>> enter this IP on the source address of NAT (src-address), and then click on the box in front of it, an exclamation mark appears... Are you sure... He can't get on the net...

Add the source IP address in the ip->firewall rule, select the outbound interface, and select drop for the action action.

Bind the IP first, and then restrict the traffic of the Internet disable, or you can import this IP firewall filter add chain=forward dst-address=Blocked IP 32 action=drop comment=" 123"

Full English page, hey I don't understand.

Enable the PPPoE server, bind the pool to PPPoE, establish a username (password) and policy, and bind to PPPoE. All customers establish PPPoE dial-up, using a username (password) and you will be able to set up the Internet. For more information, please refer to ROS because of ROS high-performance materials, etc., and you can also use PPTP.