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[ASK] Distribute bandwidth evenly to each client

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    davipiero
    last edited by Jun 15, 2008, 7:57 PM

    Hi, i want to ask.. i'm very new to PFsense

    1. Is it possible to distribute bandwidth evenly to each client who is online? for example: 1 have 1 mbps internet connection, 2 online client, then the bandwidth is distributed 512 kbps to each client.. At another time, i have 4 clients online, can PFsense adjust the bandwidth automatically so that now each client receive 256 kbps internet connection?

    Thank you

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      dvserg
      last edited by Jun 15, 2008, 8:05 PM

      In pfSense 1.2 shaper not supported per-user bandwidth. This maybe in 1.3
      But, if you need per-user bandwidth only for WEB(http) - use squid proxy with traffic managment.

      SquidGuardDoc EN  RU Tutorial
      Localization ru_PFSense

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        davipiero
        last edited by Jun 16, 2008, 2:48 AM

        Well, Is it possible to rate the client's internet connection by priority?

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          stechnique
          last edited by Jun 20, 2008, 11:35 AM

          You can have rules for each individual IP on your LAN to assign them to queues with 1-7 prio. This isn't clean, nor scalable, but it works (if you have static IPs on LAN).
          You can use this method only for a few IPs that need high prio, or only for a few IPs (or a subnet) that needs to be penalized (ie: default traffic => 3, penalty queue => 1).

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            smbsmb
            last edited by Jul 3, 2008, 5:31 PM

            What about a bit different goal?

            I have a 1MBps channel and 2 clients.
            When only 1 client's computer is turned on (and he wants to use internet),
            he should get all 1MBps .
            When 2 computers are on, each of them sould get 512kBps.

            Is it possible?

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              davipiero
              last edited by Jul 4, 2008, 4:19 AM

              @Above

              That's the thing i want to ask….

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                ccfiel
                last edited by Jul 4, 2008, 5:54 AM

                I think its possible in new traffic shaper by ermal. Am I right ermal?

                Chris

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                  smbsmb
                  last edited by Jul 4, 2008, 6:46 AM

                  The solution should exist, maybe not direct solution.
                  1.
                  If these clients connect to pfsense using it's VPN server,
                  it is a way to determine, whether they want to use internet -
                  are they logged on the VPN or not logged on.
                  2.
                  If I could create a web configuration user with limited rights
                  (only to change the speed limit),
                  one of these clients could change it.
                  Let clients them solve their problems by themselves. :-)

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                    smbsmb
                    last edited by Jul 4, 2008, 11:36 AM

                    pf + ALTQ + borrow ?

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