Alex Conta wrote:
Are there any implementations were ICMP rate limiting is implemented separately from other protocol packets traffic management (traffic shaping)?
HP has at least one UNIX that does ICMPv6 and Mobility Header in common code, Linux does ICMPv4/v6 together on a per-route basis.
If an IP implementation has support for traffic management, the packet schedulers (traffic shaping) associated with interfaces, handle ICMP rate limiting per interface (in terms of both configuring and rate limiting) similarly to other protocol packets traffic shaping per interface.
Not true in the cases I cited.
-Brian
Pekka Savola wrote:
On Thu, 5 Aug 2004, Alex Conta wrote:
"The rate-limiting parameters SHOULD be configurable per node,
if the node has similar speed/bandwidth interfaces, and/or per interface, if the node has disimilar speed/bandwidth interfaces".
I'm slightly concerned whether we have two implementations of interface-specific rate-limiting parameters, required for Draft Standard. Do you know of any?
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