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    Limit band for each ip in the lan: it's possible?

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      cybermod
      last edited by

      hi all, im alessandro.

      Now, i'm trying to set one limit band for each pc (so, ip) in the lan.
      Is it possible with pfsense?

      Ex:  2mbt total
      pc1  - 150kbits up 150kbits down
      pc2  - 150kbits up 150kbits down
      pc3  - 150kbits up 150kbits down

      i have dhcp with range for client in the lan.

      Sorry for bad english, regards

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        ptt Rebel Alliance
        last edited by

        Yes, it is doable, just check the Docs ;)   http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Traffic_Shaping_Guide#Limiter

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          cybermod
          last edited by

          ahahah lol ptt!!! i just read this documents, but i didn't succeed!

          Last night i tried, tried tried so hard and in fine, i have win!!!!

          In the limiter, the settings for my esigenze, is "Mask Destination".

          This  provide the value of limit for every pc in lan!!
          Now, i hope to implementing (and understanding) the queue: i think that is better use all band for pc that realy ask it!

          It's very hard?

          byeez

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            Tillebeck
            last edited by

            Hi

            You should create two limiters and set one for mask destination (download to LAN) and one for mask source (upload from LAN).

            Then add a FW rule above your default rule on the LAN and add the limiters to this.
            IN = upload from LAN (with source mask)
            OUT = download to LAN (with destination mask)

            This way all clients will get there own sets of limiters

            You can read it in the link from ptt under "Dynamic queue creation"

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