SoftEther VPN User Forum

Hello,

I've cruised through the options and have not found one to set a limit, such as allocating 50GB on a plan. A user gets 50GB and if limit is reach the session is disconnected.

Is there such an option or any insight on a possible solution would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Traffic bandwidth limit option is in security policy setting of a user or a group.

Yes there is a limit for the speed(bps)- however not seeing one for the amount of traffic, such as a client downloading 50GB on a plan over a month per say.

There is no traffic amount limitation function in VPN server.
But traffic amount per user is visible in user profile.
You can make a batch to disable user account when traffic amount exceeds limit.

cedar wrote:
> There is no traffic amount limitation function in VPN server.
> But traffic amount per user is visible in user profile.
> You can make a batch to disable user account when traffic amount exceeds
> limit.

but how to create a batch?

same problem here. i need to set example 25gb quota limit each user. but no option. just speed limit option...

Ardy7201 wrote:

> but how to create a batch?
> same problem here. i need to set example 25gb quota limit each user. but no option.
> just speed limit option...

You may use the vpncmd shell.

inten wrote:
> Ardy7201 wrote:
>
> > but how to create a batch?
> > same problem here. i need to set example 25gb quota limit each user. but no
> option.
> > just speed limit option...
>
> You may use the vpncmd shell.


but how? sorry newbie here

that's a good idea for the next feature :)
by the way.. i need it too,
some one please give us some clue using vpncmd

elborneo wrote:
> that's a good idea for the next feature :)
> by the way.. i need it too,
> some one please give us some clue using vpncmd

We are currently cooking such script, please wait, will publish it here.

inten wrote:
> elborneo wrote:
> > that's a good idea for the next feature :)
> > by the way.. i need it too,
> > some one please give us some clue using vpncmd
>
> We are currently cooking such script, please wait, will publish it here.

thank you very much! im waiting the script...

im still new on hot to manage client, client info, server in batch

Ardy7201 wrote:

> thank you very much! im waiting the script...

Please be patient! This script is a part small part of our VPN Hosting Management solution and it needs to be adopted to run solely.

inten wrote:
> Ardy7201 wrote:
>
> > thank you very much! im waiting the script...
>
> Please be patient! This script is a part small part of our VPN Hosting Management
> solution and it needs to be adopted to run solely.

thanks inten..
i hope you can also provide us some option to set the connection timeout manualy to vpn client, that would be great to solve my problem here http://www.vpnusers.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2330

Here we go.
This powershell script moves the users with exceeding amount of $Limit(bytes) to Disabled_Users group, where you can assign any policy you need to block. Please take a closer look at the params in the vpncmd string, you need to change them accordingly. Also please note this script counts incoming traffic only and if you need overall traffic you also need to change it in the script.
Do not hesitate if you need smth.

$Limit = 10737418240 // in bytes
$Password = "print pass here"
$result = Invoke-Expression -command "vpncmd /server localhost /hub:DEFAULT /password:$Password /cmd:UserList"
$regex = new-object System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex("User Name\s*\|\s*(.*?)\s")
foreach($match in $regex.Matches($result))
{
$username = $match.Groups[1].Value
$result = Invoke-Expression -command "vpncmd /server localhost /hub:DEFAULT /password:$Password /cmd:UserGet $username"
$regexUnicast = new-object System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex("Outgoing Unicast Total Size\s*\|\s*([,\d]+)\s+bytes")
$regexBroadcast = new-object System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex("Outgoing Broadcast Total Size\s*\|\s*([,\d]+)\s+bytes")
$totalOutgoing = [int]$regexUnicast.Match($result).Groups[1].Value.Replace(",", "") + [int]$regexBroadcast.Match($result).Groups[1].Value.Replace(",", "")
$regexUnicast = new-object System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex("Incoming Unicast Total Size\s*\|\s*([,\d]+)\s+bytes")
$regexBroadcast = new-object System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex("Incoming Broadcast Total Size\s*\|\s*([,\d]+)\s+bytes")
$totalIncoming = [int]$regexUnicast.Match($result).Groups[1].Value.Replace(",", "") + [int]$regexBroadcast.Match($result).Groups[1].Value.Replace(",", "")
Write-Host ("User " + $username)
Write-Host ("Total incoming: " + $totalIncoming + " bytes")
Write-Host ("Total outgoing: " + $totalOutgoing + " bytes")
if ($totalIncoming -ge $Limit)
{
Invoke-Expression -command "vpncmd /server localhost /hub:DEFAULT /password:$Password /cmd:GroupJoin 'Disabled_Users' /username:$username"
Write-Host "User Moved"
}
Write-Host
}

inten wrote:
> Here we go.
> The script moves the users with exceeding amount of $Limit(bytes) to
> Disabled_Users group, where you can assign any policy you need to block.
> Please take a closer look at the params in the vpncmd string, you need to
> change them accordingly. Also please note this script counts incoming
> traffic only and if you need overall traffic you also need to change it in
> the script.
> Do not hesitate if you need smth.

how to load this script?

sorry.. newbie question :)

elborneo wrote:
> how to load this script?

powershell, ёпта.

inten wrote:
> elborneo wrote:
> > how to load this script?
>
> powershell, ёпта.

even how to you use powershell? please make some tutorial. step by step. easy mode. newbie here. how to apply the script. incoming traffic only? how to change to total overall traffic by user?

Ardy7201 wrote:

> even how to you use powershell? please make some tutorial. step by step. easy mode.
> newbie here. how to apply the script. incoming traffic only? how to change to total
> overall traffic by user?

What is yr OS?

inten wrote:
> Ardy7201 wrote:
>
> > even how to you use powershell? please make some tutorial. step by step. easy mode.
> > newbie here. how to apply the script. incoming traffic only? how to change to total
> > overall traffic by user?
>
> What is yr OS?

WIn 7 64 bit. thanks bro

Don't get me wrong but I don't know how to explain you the way to run PowerShell (powershell.exe). Just save the script into a file, save it with .ps1 extension and then run it from powershell, don't forget to edit to run on your system.
Please understand that currently I have no enough free time to write a whole tutorial for small script. It would be better you could ask here if you need something, I will try to help.

inten wrote:
> Don't get me wrong but I don't know how to explain you the way to run
> PowerShell (powershell.exe). Just save the script into a file, save it with
> .ps1 extension and then run it from powershell, don't forget to edit to run
> on your system.
> Please understand that currently I have no enough free time to write a
> whole tutorial for small script. It would be better you could ask here if
> you need something, I will try to help.

ok.
Windows 7 64bit

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step 6 (enable the script execution on win 7) :
Try the following steps and check if it helps:
a) Right-click your PowerShell icon and select Run as administrator.
b) Check the current script execution policy by using the Get-ExecutionPolicy cmdlet. To do this, input “Get-ExecutionPolicy” (without quotes) and press Enter on your keyboard. PowerShell will return a value of Restricted.
c) To change the script execution policy, use the Set-ExecutionPolicy cmdlet. Input “Set-ExecutionPolicy unrestricted” (without quotes) and press Enter on your keyboard.
d) To ensure that the script execution policy has been changed, use the Get-ExecutionPolicy cmdlet again. PowerShell should return a value of Unrestricted.
e) You should now be able to run your PowerShell scripts.

still dont work

skype me: ksimonenko (you this symbol here) outlook.com

ok. now i got it. thanks for your help in skype

now, to set limit for user "admin"

how to set in script?

Ardy7201 wrote:
> ok. now i got it. thanks for your help in skype
>
> now, to set limit for user "admin"
>
> how to set in script?

this script cannot set limits for different users, you can apply user a group that has some limitations even to disconnect.

Hey guys, does anyone have this script for Linux (Ubuntu)? Would be very helpful, thank you!

Is there a linux version of this? I'd really like to get this working.

From now it is possible
You can use secli
https://github.com/shakibamoshiri/secli
it gives you a report for a user traffic
- have
- used
- rest
and when "rest" became negative, it means that user has exceeded the limitation.
So simply disable the user
secli user --disable <SERVER> <HUB> <USERNAME>