In a perfect world, Facebook would have only a single IP address and we could configure one simple rule. In our example, we will block all traffic going to Facebook. One of the most common questions we are asked by new MikroTik users is 'How do I block websites?'. A combination of these and other settings can also be used to achieve more specific results, depending on your requirements. Any traffic leaving the LAN (Internet) will be classified with destination addresses. If you want to filter specific users on your LAN, this can be achieved by using source addresses.
Traffic can either be filtered by source, or destination IP addresses. Traffic Filter on Source or Destination IP Addresses One of the most common techniques is to apply traffic limitations by making use of IP Address Lists. When using MikroTik RouterOS, there are several ways to achieve this. Traffic filtering is a method of identifying and prioritizing different traffic types passing through a common router by applying filter rules based on your network requirements. Basic Traffic Filtering with MikroTik's Address Lists
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