I had the same problem but you can simply modify the files under
/etc/sysconfig/htb
Cheers,
Todd
Yazgot wrote:
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> Dnia Mon, 17 Nov 2003 08:16:35 -0800, Tom Eastep <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> napisa³:
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> > On Mon, 2003-11-17 at 07:50, Erich Titl wrote:
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> >> Has anyone succeeded using traffic s
I have recently upgraded to Bering 1.2 using the HTB traffic shaping
provided by Shorewall. As I cap the throughput on various P2P
applications, I can see the FastTrack applications using the standard
port 80, etc. to communicate. An excellent presentation to understand
the problem network admins
First and foremost, I would like to send my thanks to the creators and
regular supporters of the LEAF projects (Bering in particular). I have
been using Bering 1.0 rc3 for two years now and it has proven itself to
be a very flexible, stable product.
With that being said, I am upgrading my Bering
As Kim suggested, copy any modules you plan on using into the
/lib/modules/ directory. I use the following modules: cls_fw.o,
Sch_htb.o and Sch_sfq.o.
Once the files are there, add the modules to the /etc/modules file.
Exclude the ".o" extension.
I believe you need to backup modules.lrp and
at a P2p could be on rather just the ports that your other higher
> priority applications use like ssh or http.
>
> David Blood
> Matraex, Inc
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> [mailto:leaf-user-admin@;lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf Of Todd
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I'm quite a bit behind on adding my 2 cents. My first thought regarding
your ICMP messages was your local P2P apps determining if they can
connect (or are still connected) to remote (peer) workstations. Those
damn P2P apps can be a real pain. The combination of basic
functionality, spyware, adve
I basically had the same question when I was attempting to setup HTB
bandwidth shaping. Here is a link to some of the responses
http://www.mail-archive.com/leaf-user@;lists.sourceforge.net/msg09580.html
The htb.init is not required when using Bering with Shorewall. Instead
create a file named tc
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> To: Todd MacDougall
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> On Sat, 7 Sep 2002, Todd MacDougall wrote:
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> > Now, now Tom. I'
and packages can be introduced with minor
changes, I get caught up wondering if a script/file found on the net is
something I could have (or should have) used.
I appreciate the feedback and keep up the good work with Shorewall.
Cheers,
Todd
Tom Eastep wrote:
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> On Sat, 7 Sep 2002, Todd MacDo
rrent users will range from 10% in off-peak times to 60%
during peak hours.
Hope this clears things up and, thanks again.
Todd
Ray Olszewski wrote:
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> At 10:34 AM 9/4/02 -0400, Todd MacDougall wrote:
> >I plan on using the Bering distro to service up to 75-80 users.
I plan on using the Bering distro to service up to 75-80 users. Are
there any configurations that I should be addressing before doing this?
For example, should I be changing cache sizes?
Thanks in advance for any assitance that can be provided.
Todd.
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> > Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 10:24 AM
> > To: George Luft
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> > Subject: Re: [leaf-user] bering: monitoring bandwidth
George,
any experience with any of the other monitoring apps, such as iptraf or
ipmeter?
Todd
George Luft wrote:
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> IPAUDIT is a great tool--especially for finding those bandwidth hogs. But I
> would run it on a separate box.
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