Hi Greg,
With limiters you can put a mask, just make sure you put the correct
source/destination address, you can view if it properly creates multiple
limiter 'trackers' in diagnostics/limiterinfo. You need to make some
traffic flow for that, and create a few rules that push traffic through
the created limiter..
As written on the limiter config page:
"Mask
If 'source' or 'destination' slots is chosen, a dynamic pipe with the
bandwidth, delay, packet loss and queue size given above will be created
for each source/destination IP address encountered, respectively. This
makes it possible to easily specify bandwidth limits per host."
Greets PiBa-NL
greg whynott schreef op 12-9-2014 17:07:
Hello,
I have a pfsence box with about 300 people behind and 5 network
segments. The internet port is 100 megabits. I'd like to limit each
IP to 5 megabits up/down.
There is a lot of references how to do this per IP by listing each IP
as a single host with limiters, but that would mean creating 100's of
rules.
Is there a method to achieve the same results by listing a network and
netmask and have it apply the limits each unique LAN IP automatically?
thanks for your time,
greg
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