TomatoUSB

First and foremost - a thank you to the good people at TomatoUSB great work!

Here is an overview of my network and situation. My network consists of this.

dsl modem —> rt-n16 with tomato usb —> wrt54gs connected via ethernet that will feed the sharehouse.

Now, my family and I are all connect direct to the rt-n16 via wired and wireless. I have connected the sharehouse wrt54gs to the rt-n16 via ethernet.

What I would like to achieve is to :

1. Block all p2p use to the wrt54gs using the upstream rt-n16, but not to any other of the hosts connected to the rt-n16

2. I would like to assign a total over all bandwidth quota to the wrt54gs using the upstream rt-n16 to do this i.e have the rt-n16 stop feeding the the wrt54gs once 20gig total up/down bandwidth has been used.

3. limit the overall up/download speeds to the wrt54gs using the rt-n16.

Is this possible to achieve and is there an easier way to do this?

Thanks,

Tom.

P2P is not easy to block these days since most of it is encrypted. You can still filter some P2P only from the WRT, with a QOS rule that matches the MAC address of the WRT. The upload / download speeds can be established the same way. Create a class of service with the speeds you want and use a QOS MAC rule to assign the WRT to the limited class.