LARTC - May 2001 - traffic shaping LAN nodes destined for internet

I''m trying to cap the bandwidth to
certain computers on my LAN... but I
don''t want to cap the local traffic -
like samba file transfers and normal
communications. I just want them to be
limited to about 100Kbit of my 128Kbit
ISDN (ppp0) internet connection. The
problem is that I can''t figure out where
to place the cbq to effectively limit
LAN users of addresses
10.1.2.0/24
and their connection to the internet. as
for my computers, I place them all on
10.1.1.0/24 and would like them to get
unbounded throughput.

in the howto, this command line is given
# tc filter add dev eth0 parent 10:0
protocol ip prio 100 u32 match ip dst
150.151.23.24 flowid 10:200

So what If I want to limit, say
10.1.2.69 -> internet to 100Kbit..?


I''ve read through the advanced routing
HOWTO many times now... I''m either
missing a big point in the routing, or
this is just ...impossible... <-- not
likely.

I would appreciate any information that
can be provided.
Thank You!

-RDS

On Sat, 19 May 2001, regulator wrote:
> I''m trying to cap the bandwidth to
> certain computers on my LAN... but I
> don''t want to cap the local traffic -
> like samba file transfers and normal
> communications. I just want them to be
> limited to about 100Kbit of my 128Kbit
> ISDN (ppp0) internet connection. The
> problem is that I can''t figure out where
> to place the cbq to effectively limit
> LAN users of addresses
> 10.1.2.0/24
> and their connection to the internet. as
> for my computers, I place them all on
> 10.1.1.0/24 and would like them to get
> unbounded throughput.
Maybe you should also look at the other thread from a few days ago about
limiting in masq''d network. Is your problem similar?
> in the howto, this command line is given
> # tc filter add dev eth0 parent 10:0
> protocol ip prio 100 u32 match ip dst
> 150.151.23.24 flowid 10:200
>
> So what If I want to limit, say
Just create some classes on your internal interface with the correct rate
and class id 10:200 ..

Could point out your exact problem?