Hello,
On Thu, 2 Jan 2003, Martin A. Brown wrote:
: Decimal Ofs Description
: ---
: -14: DST MAC, 6 bytes
: -8: SRC MAC, 6 bytes
: -2: Eth PROTO, 2 bytes, eg. ETH_P_IP
: 0:
Background: Thanks to the LARTC howto, this list and Stef Coene's and
devik's excellent web sites I now have an ethernet bridge (patch
bridge-nf.0.0.7) happily prioritising traffic (12Mbit) into 10 queues
(9 for IP and 1 for non-IP) using a combination of iptables (fwmark)
and htb3 and sfq. Many
On Thu, Jan 02, 2003 at 04:40:34PM +, Griff@BP3Web wrote:
Background: Thanks to the LARTC howto, this list and Stef Coene's and
devik's excellent web sites I now have an ethernet bridge (patch
bridge-nf.0.0.7) happily prioritising traffic (12Mbit) into 10 queues
(9 for IP and 1 for
On Thursday, 02 January 2003, at 16:40:34 +,
Griff@BP3Web wrote:
My question is can classify the non-IP traffic? Ideally I'd like to be
able create a queue for IPX traffic.I know the tc filters command has a
protocol statement but I can't find any information about setting this
to
Jose,
If I read his query correctly, he wants to classify IPX or something else.
/etc/protocols is a mapping of identifiers for the contents of IP
packets, so in this case, /etc/protocols doesn't help him.
Seems like he needs a protocol generic (or better yet for him, protocol
ipx), which would
Hello all (and Griff in particular),
I stand corrected! Thank you for the note, Hannes. I'll speculate
below and show how I would solve this problem, although I have not
actually tried it. But an interesting exercise captivates the
imagination! So let's be off!
: i just quote what julian
