Jim,
First, let me say that I may not have caught all of your plan...but here
goes
If you really wish to modify application layer data, shouldn't you be
looking at divert sockets [1], tun/tap usage [2], or optimally home-grown
code?
: OK, assuming this to be impossible. Let's try the ARP
Martin,
On 2003.07.30 00:49, Martin A. Brown wrote:
host-0 ++ host-1
192.168.253.1 -- eth0 -- snoopy -- eth1 -- 192.168.253.2
++
Assuming that you want host-0 to reach host-1, but only through
snoopy,
At the routing level
Thanks for the help from the list so far. It's now reduced to an ARP
problem.
host0
192.168.253.1snoopy(eth0 192.168.253.254)
Now ping 192.168.253.2 and get snoopy to respond. This can be done
with netfilter (but not, apparently with ip).
iptables -A PREROUTING -t nat -p icmp -d
Hi Stef
I try find the algorithm of HTB, generally HTB shape is based on the Token
Bucket Filter (TBF) algorithm
I still want know the theory , I went to Martin site, most link doesnot work
http://luxik.cdi.cz/~devik/qos/htb/
Could you tell me where I can find HTB algorithm?
thanks
Regards
I have a 64 Kbps leased line IDSL connection (with static IP address). My
modem is connected to the server via a 10 Mbps Ethernet connection. The server
currently runs Win2000 Pro with Internet Connection Sharing to provide Internet
access to my private network (10 workstations). I also use
On Wednesday 30 July 2003 19:04, Daniel Ardelian wrote:
This can be fun :) A windows guy playing with traffic shaping :)
I have a 64 Kbps leased line IDSL connection (with static IP address). My
modem is connected to the server via a 10 Mbps Ethernet connection. The
server currently runs
I just hacked a patch for squid 2.5-stable3 for setting classids for
connections based on the requesting src/user. The classids are set using
the SO_PRIORITY socket option (skb-priority field). Classification based
on this field needs support from the qdisc but iirc all classful qdiscs
support
On Wednesday 30 July 2003 00:28, Stef Coene wrote:
Just a thought in my mind, script work ? latency check ?
i need to figure this out, because all local ISP seems to be applied this
kind of rule to make price for Internet bandwidth more cheaper ..
Mhh. Even if you don't know the bandwidth,
Jim,
I must be uncommonly dense, because I still haven't a clue what you are
trying to do. I'll take one last stab at it, though.
: host0
: 192.168.253.1snoopy(eth0 192.168.253.254)
:
: Now ping 192.168.253.2 and get snoopy to respond. This can be done
: with netfilter (but not,
On Thursday 31 July 2003 10:00, Martin A. Brown wrote:
Well(you'll love this) the reason everyone is saying you can't shape
incoming traffic is because you can't shape incoming traffic (without
IMQ).
Well, i shape incoming traffic without IMQ (:
I made my bandwidth.manager is on top of
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