LARTC - Mar 2002 - How does ingres work ?

What happens if I mark only some type of traffic for beeing shaped ?

Is it put on a separate queue, so the traffinc not marked has some
priority ??


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if you are meaning ingres then other packets are not touched.
Those which are "shaped" are actualy measured and dropped.
devik

On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, [ISO-8859-1] Julián Muńoz wrote:
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> What happens if I mark only some type of traffic for beeing shaped ?
> 
> Is it put on a separate queue, so the traffinc not marked has some
> priority ??

Doing some tests, it seems that yes.
If I do an ACCEPT in iptable of some kind of packets, before marking the
rest, it works :-) and this traffic goes much faster.



On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Julián Muñoz wrote:
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> What happens if I mark only some type of traffic for beeing shaped ?
>
> Is it put on a separate queue, so the traffinc not marked has some
> priority ??
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