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Layers of quotas

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 2:19 pm
by solodiver2
I am trying to limit usage to about 1GB/day but never turn it off entirely, and also prevent a single user from using the whole quota but not shut them off either.

When I set up my Quotas can I configure them such that a computer (IP addr) will be included in more than one. Will the most restrictive take precedence or must they be in certain order. I thought I had it working but after some changes if seems to never throttle to 100k

- QOS max bandwidth limited to 3000kbps
- Entire LAN has Quota of 750MB/Day (UP&DN) then throttle to 100 kbps
- Each computer has a limit of 200MB/Day (UP&DN) then throttle to 200 kbps

Do I need to reboot after each change that could be my problem.

Re: Layers of quotas

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 2:47 pm
by nworbnhoj
The structure of the Gargoyle quota system allows for only one quota to be applied to an IP address. You are also able to set a quota for the "Entire Local Network" as an overarching limit.
solodiver2 wrote:I am trying to limit usage to about 1GB/day but never turn it off entirely, and also prevent a single user from using the whole quota but not shut them off either.
When a quota is exceeded you can shut of all Internet access or throttle their bandwidth. You need to turn on the Qos System and use a "Slow" Qos class for the job

Re: Layers of quotas

Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2016 1:36 pm
by solodiver2
Thanks. It helped to know each ip can only be in one quota. I now have it working.

Re: Layers of quotas

Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2016 3:24 pm
by nworbnhoj
Great - thank for posting back :-)