Hello everyone,
I hope you all are doing well. I’m not sure if this is possible, but I wanted to ask for your help. Personally, I’ve worked more with pfSense and less with UniFi. Here’s my situation: my friends live in another country and they want to watch some OTT content from our country, so I set up a WireGuard server on UniFi Express for them. Additionally, I have another WireGuard server for my small business, which we use to access a specific software (mandatory by software that requires static IP).
I know some may suggest asking my ISP for a static IP for my business, but unfortunately, they don’t offer static IPs. So, the only option I had was to use my home internet’s static IP to access the software using VPN at my business.
Now, here’s my question: I have a 200 Mbps internet plan, and I want to divide the bandwidth in such a way that devices connected locally to the UniFi Express can use up to 70 Mbps, one WireGuard server can use up to 50 Mbps, and the remaining bandwidth can be allocated to the other WireGuard server. Additionally, I want to keep all three networks separate and block access to the software’s IP from other networks.
Has anyone done something similar or can provide some guidance on this? Also, will UniFi Express be able to handle these kinds of rules? The total number of devices, including the VPN server devices, will be fewer than 50 at most.