Limit bandwidth per IP and have a global bandwidth pool.

[Aus_Karlos]

Hey guys im trying to figure out traffic shaping. I've created a few rules for a public site to limit the bandwidth per IP.
For simplicity I'll stick with the Upload side (Client download).
I created a Limiter called Public_Site_Out with a limit of 2mbit/s setup the queue manager and scheduler. Created a new Queue and set the mask to Destination Addresses 32, 128.
I applied the traffic shaper to a WAN rule that passes the 443 port to the server thats hosting the site. And it works. A client will download at ~2100kbps if they download another file at the same time it spits the bandwidth and if a new client downloads with a different IP they also get ~2100kbps.

Great. Now Im trying to figure out how can I apply a global Bandwidth limit of 18mbit/s (~190mbps) over the connection to the server. So that if lots of clients connect they don't end up eating a huge chunk of the total available bandwidth that other services need.

I tried a floating rule but it doesn't intercept any packets.
The public servers traffic comes from and goes out a framed Route IP on the WAN port if that helps.

[ferrousmetal]

@Aus_Karlos

You can also try to modify your existing WAN rule:
Go to Firewall > Rules > WAN.
Edit the rule that currently handles the traffic for port 443 to your server.
In the Advanced Options section, set the "In/Out pipe" for outgoing traffic to use the Global_Limit_Out limiter.