Morgan Wesström wrote:
Jubal Kessler wrote:
(To put it another way: When I max out my upstream, and my upstream is
capped lower than my downstream, my downstream becomes useless and I am
forced to wait until the upload finishes before I can resume using the
downstream. This is a problem, and
CyberLeo Kitsana wrote:
Morgan Wesström wrote:
Jubal Kessler wrote:
(To put it another way: When I max out my upstream, and my upstream is
capped lower than my downstream, my downstream becomes useless and I am
forced to wait until the upload finishes before I can resume using the
http://homerouters.info/wiki/Main_Page
Be aware that I'm not a very good teacher... ;-)
On the contrary, you're an excellent teacher, and I now have a working
pf configuration handling my NAT duties as well as outbound traffic
shaping (and handy graphs, too). Thank you very much for the
Hi Jubal,
Jubal Kessler wrote:
Greetings,
Is there a general how-to, or a set of coherent instructions, for
shaping outbound traffic such that when I upload something over my
asymmetric cable-modem pipe, doing so doesn't completely kill my Web
browsing or any other attempts to use my
Jubal Kessler wrote:
Greetings,
Is there a general how-to, or a set of coherent instructions, for
shaping outbound traffic such that when I upload something over my
asymmetric cable-modem pipe, doing so doesn't completely kill my Web
browsing or any other attempts to use my Internet
Morgan Wesström wrote:
I've put together a documentation, mainly to help myself being
consistent, but your free to look at my examples there and the reasoning
behind it. It's in the Firewall setup guide but it's rather long since
I explain in detail every part of the firewall rule set:
Greetings,
Is there a general how-to, or a set of coherent instructions, for
shaping outbound traffic such that when I upload something over my
asymmetric cable-modem pipe, doing so doesn't completely kill my Web
browsing or any other attempts to use my Internet connection?
(To put it