Hi.
If the traffic from all the ppps leave by one interface then you could
mark packets by incoming interface and set up egress shaping with say
HTB on that interface.
There is only one eth0 interface to the internet and many ppp for the users.
So ... I have to shape every traffic from the
Florian Taeger wrote:
Of course i read the docs, but I just don't know how exactly to generate the
shape-filter for this. I know i have to establish a root entry and make
another entry for every ppp device. but how do i connect the interfaces an
the traffic ?!? How would I generate this hard limit
On Fri, 2004-10-29 at 10:51 +0200, Leslie Patrick Polzer wrote:
Florian Taeger wrote:
Mark each incoming packets on pppn so you know where it is coming from.
Then attach n HTB classes below eth0's root and stuff each packet in its
class.
Maybe not the best way to do. Script can be run when a
Florian Taeger wrote:
Hi.
If the traffic from all the ppps leave by one interface then you could
mark packets by incoming interface and set up egress shaping with say
HTB on that interface.
There is only one eth0 interface to the internet and many ppp for the users.
So ... I have to shape every
Florian Taeger wrote:
Hi everyone.
I'm working on a problem since some days.
I have a linux router with about 100 ppp interfaces. Each interface should
bei limited to an individual bandwidth of 1024kbit, 2048kbit or 3096kbit. Up
AND downstream. (let's say for example 1024kbit upstream and 1024kbit
If the traffic leaves on 1 interfaces then you
need to use IMQ.
I forgot to put - you can also attach policers to each ppp - thay are
not queues so they don't limit rate as such - but they can drop if over
rate - thus limiting TCP.
Andy.
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LARTC
Hi everyone.
I'm working on a problem since some days.
I have a linux router with about 100 ppp interfaces. Each interface should
bei limited to an individual bandwidth of 1024kbit, 2048kbit or 3096kbit. Up
AND downstream. (let's say for example 1024kbit upstream and 1024kbit
downstream)
The
