On Monday 26 September 2005 02:13 pm, viq wrote: > Traffic can be assigned to queue not necessarily on the > interface/direction the traffic takes effect on. Eg, you have queue > ftp_out, that is designed to let your desktop to upload to some sites > no faster than some speed, and of course the queue being defined on > $ext_if.
> But the rule assigning traffic to it would be something like > "pass in on $int_if from $my_desktop to any proto tcp port ftp queue > ftp_out" But the 'benzedrine' example rule is "pass in on $ext_if" and not "pass in on $int_if". So I wonder if it is correct. And how less effective might the queueing be without the addition of this "pass in on $ext_if" rule? Thanks. Chris
