On Thu May 11 2000 at 16:22, Shawn Christian wrote:
> On Fri, 12 May 2000, Tony Nugent wrote:
>
> > Two points here. I assume that you are using /sbin/tc and
> > /sbin/ip to do all this. And I assume that you are using a 2.2.x
> > or later kernel with ALL the _advanced_ routing options turned on.
> > (Most distros ship stock kernels with this turned off).
> Thanks for the reply. :o) I sure am using the tc and ip packages..using
> 2.2.13 kernel right now.
Cool... (an obvious question I know, but you'll be suprised :)
(And btw, 2.2.14 is out and about).
> I actually have some class-based queuing running
> on eth5 on my router/firewall...the idea of that setup is the keep each
> computer on it at 30Kbps maximum. But in that setup there is no need for
> "burst" capacity...which is my problem. :o) And....I've yet to find good
> documentation of the specific implementations in doing something like
> this.
>
> Thanks again for the reply!
less /usr/doc/iproute*/*
(at least it's there on redhat boxes).
There are .ps docs in there, one specific for traffic control.
There are also mentions of some useful URLs to chase up.
The ipchains docs are also useful (especially if you intend to use
fwmark and TOS for routing rules to route packets via different
routing tables).
Cheers
Tony
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