[LARTC] Strange problem

2007-08-27 Thread Wongbali

Dear All,

My apologize if I post in the wrong place.

I have a very strange problem with my Linux machine that be operated as
Internet Gateway

Below the simple picture of network configuration:

INTERNET --| Linux |-- LAN / Mail server

Linux machine only runs 2 services: SMTP & HTTP Proxy (webcache).

Problem has started since yesterday of it's the SMTP traffics (TCP 25) to
LAN (Eth1). But SMTP traffic to Internet (Eth0) are OK. All other traffic
are OK, run well.

I run telnet the port 25 of internal mail server (from Linux machine), the
response is very slow but success (more than 1 minute). All of email client
Outlook Express, Mac, etc (almost) always get timeout message when trying to
send email through Linux machine.

I run Ethereal to see the packets, seems there is no strange thing.
I let users to relay to ISP's SMTP server (still NAT by Linux), traffic
is fine. Email can pass through.

Telnet-ing the port 25 of Linux machine give same response, very slow (but
success). I have tried to pull out all of LAN cable and plug 1 PC directly
to Linux Machine, result is same. I also replaced the Eth1 with another
card, same result

Hope you would share experiences to solve this abnormal problem. What other
tools should I use to detect the problem source?

Thank you so much for your kind help. Your advises are very appreciated.

Thx & Rgds,

Awie


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[LARTC] Strange problem with HTB

2007-05-07 Thread Martin Milata
Hi list,

I've got quite a strange problem with htb. I have following
configuration: dual core athlon, two intel e1000 nics - eth1 is
connected to lan and has private ip, eth0 is connected to our isp and
has public ip (so there's nat on eth0). There is practically same htb
configuration on both interfaces, only the filters are different. On
eth1, packets are classified by their destination address, howewer this
does not work on eth0, because packets are already natted when they
reach scheduling subsystem -- so their source ip is copied into fwmark
by "IPMARK" iptables rule and classified according to this mark. Every
ip has it's own htb class and for each ip something like this is run:

 tc class add dev eth0 parent 1:0011 classid 1:00ab htb rate 96kbit ceil 
1000kbit prio 1 quantum 1500
 tc qdisc add dev eth0 parent 1:00ab handle 00ab: esfq perturb 5 hash src
 tc class add dev eth1 parent 1:0011 classid 1:00ab htb rate 96kbit ceil 
2000kbit prio 1 quantum 1500
 tc qdisc add dev eth1 parent 1:00ab handle 00ab: esfq perturb 5 hash dst
 tc filter add dev eth0 protocol ip prio 5 parent 1:0 u32 ht 800:0: match mark 
0x0a9ad002 0x flowid 1:00ab
 tc filter add dev eth1 protocol ip prio 5 parent 1:0 u32 ht 2:02: match ip dst 
10.154.208.2 flowid 1:00ab

Few days ago, I noticed that shaping on eth0 does not work. It probably
happened at the same time I recompiled the kernel to support SMP,
changed HZ from 250 to 1000 and changed packet scheduling subsystem
clock source from CPU to gettimeofday() (because of smp). However, it
doesn't neccessarily have to be the cause of the problem.

Shaping on eth1 works ok, though the only difference is in the rate/ceil
values and in the filters, and the filters work right -- packets reach
correct class (byte/packet counters are incremented).

Here is snippet of output from "tc -s class ls dev eth0". It seems
strange to me that the "rate" value is actually higher than the
ceil of the class -- can't it be kernel/tc bug or do I just
misinterpreted the meaning of rate/ceil?

 class htb 1:ab parent 1:11 leaf ab: prio 1 rate 97000bit ceil 1000Kbit burst 
1611b cburst 1725b
 Sent 184781922 bytes 122597 pkt (dropped 0, overlimits 0 requeues 0)
 rate 2465Kbit 203pps backlog 0b 7p requeues 0
 lended: 96087 borrowed: 26507 giants: 0
 tokens: -238223 ctokens: -19556

Does anyone have clue what can be wrong?

Thanks in advance and sorry for my english,

 -MM
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[LARTC] strange problem

2004-06-16 Thread emo terziev
hi all,

 I have strange problem into my network. traffic to
one IP goes into exact same intervals and look like
drop line and after 10sec and again start connection
 Traffic is into default HTB rules ( rate/ceil 8kbit)

my question is can i prevent from these
connect/disconnect values.and is there any docs for
already detect problem like my.

I use HTB 


P: 62.73.105.24 IN: 000360 kB Out: 021000 kB IN: 0.12
kB/sOut: 6.84 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 00 kB Out: 00 kB IN: 0.00
kB/sOut: 0.00 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 00 kB Out: 00 kB IN: 0.00
kB/sOut: 0.00 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 000400 kB Out: 021000 kB IN: 0.13
kB/sOut: 6.84 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 62 kB Out: 00 kB IN: 0.02
kB/sOut: 0.00 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 000124 kB Out: 00 kB IN: 0.04
kB/sOut: 0.00 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 000342 kB Out: 021000 kB IN: 0.11
kB/sOut: 6.84 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 62 kB Out: 00 kB IN: 0.02
kB/sOut: 0.00 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 00 kB Out: 018000 kB IN: 0.00
kB/sOut: 5.86 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 000360 kB Out: 003000 kB IN: 0.12
kB/sOut: 0.98 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 00 kB Out: 00 kB IN: 0.00
kB/sOut: 0.00 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 000360 kB Out: 021000 kB IN: 0.12
kB/sOut: 6.84 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 00 kB Out: 00 kB IN: 0.00
kB/sOut: 0.00 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 00 kB Out: 00 kB IN: 0.00
kB/sOut: 0.00 kB/s
IP: 62.73.105.24 IN: 000332 kB Out: 019500 kB IN: 0.11
kB/sOut: 6.35 kB/



regards
emil



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