LARTC - Dec 2004 - Controlling only few ip addresses

Hi all,

I think learning curve will decrease if i try to get more info on what i 
want to do.
I would start with thius problem
Prob #1  I want to give a limited bandwidth to a single IP. and don''t 
allow it to cross its ceil. nor borrow unsed from parent.
and allow other ip''s to move untouched .

comment on How to it and Best way to do it.

thanks.
Amit

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On Wednesday 22 December 2004 15:34, Amit Vyas wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I think learning curve will decrease if i try to get more info on what i
> want to do.
> I would start with thius problem
> Prob #1  I want to give a limited bandwidth to a single IP. and
don''t
> allow it to cross its ceil. nor borrow unsed from parent.
> and allow other ip''s to move untouched .
>
> comment on How to it and Best way to do it.
The best way to do it, is not like you are doing it :)

We can not answer your question.  You really have to understand some basics 
about shaping before you can proceed.  I recommend reading www.lartc.org and 
visit www.docum.org.

Stef

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