To set connection limits for every user in MikroTik Router, you can use the firewall rules and connection-limit feature. Here's how you can do it:
Enable Connection Tracking: Make sure connection tracking is enabled on your MikroTik router. This can be done by going to /ip firewall connection tracking and ensuring it is enabled.
Create Firewall Rule: Create a firewall rule to limit the number of TCP connections per user. You can use the connection-limit parameter to specify the maximum number of connections allowed. For example, to limit each user to 60 TCP connections, you can use the following rule:
/ip firewall filter add chain=forward protocol=tcp connection-limit=60,32 action=accept
This rule will allow up to 60 TCP connections per user.
Apply the Rule: Apply the firewall rule to the appropriate interface or bridge where the user connections are passing through. For example, if your users are connected through the bridge interface, you can apply the rule to the bridge interface.
/interface bridge filter add chain=forward protocol=tcp connection-limit=60,32 action=accept
This will apply the connection limit rule to the bridge interface.
By following these steps, you can set connection limits for every user in MikroTik Router. Each user will be restricted to the specified number of TCP connections.
Please note that the specific commands and parameters may vary depending on your MikroTik RouterOS version. Make sure to adjust the commands accordingly.
