Hi,
I have some problems with my routing configuration.
My router has two connections to the internet, eth1 (2Mbit) and ppp0 (ADSL).
On the eth1 connection I do a snat and on ppp0 I do masquerading.
I use iptables to mark packets / connections in the -t mangle -A PREROUTING and OUTPUT
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Hi,
> As you can see from the command and wget output i limited the
> outgoing bandwidth to 100kbps but i am still getting 1Mbps. Is
> this what I am supposed to get or did I do some thing really stupid?
yes, you limit the outgoing bandwidth,.. not the incomming ;)
greets,
Jan Gerrit
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thx,
Jan Gerritsen
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Hi,
> Yes, you can. You can do marking in output and it will make a
> difference in routing. Just use the -mangle- tables.
> Checked and verified. I use it.
Can I mark the packets in the POSTROUTING table again to influence the queuing?
thx,
Jan Gerritsen
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t;$EXT_2M_RT"
$IP route add "$EXT_DSL_NET" dev "$EXT_DSL_IF" table "$EXT_2M_RT"
$IP route add 127.0.0.0/8 dev lo table "$EXT_2M_RT"
$IP route add "$INT_NET" dev "$INT_IF" table "$EXT_DSL_RT"
$IP route add "$EXT_2M_NET" dev "$EXT_2M_IF" table "$EXT_DSL_RT"
$IP route add 127.0.0.0/8 dev lo table "$EXT_DSL_RT"
$IP route add default via "$EXT_2M_IP"
thx,
Jan GerritsenÀE0¦j)b b²ß˨¥©Ý³Ö§m§ÿæj)fjwlõ©åþf¢f§þX¬¶)ߣùZ®×9dÎÛiÿùZ®×(®
tting up some QoS
rules for traffic shaping on different services,.. but I didn't do something like I
want to do now.
So I want to ask you, to give some tips what techniques / services to use, to do
something like this. How to set up the basic model and how to break it to complete my
whish li
you put up a rule for sport 20.
Passiv FTP does not use sport 20, it uses any port > 1024,
only "active" FTP uses port 20 as sport for data transfare,..
Jan Gerritsen
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