Hello All Linux gurus, From 3 days i m trying to restrict Netmeeting traffic. I have restricted the bandwidth to 30kbit per ip. but the machine with netmeeting. means when we use netmeeting the traffic goes very high to 450. all others things are not taking more than 35 traffic but when using netmeeting it shows 450 upload traffic. what can i do to restrict this type of traffic. netmeeting using h323 protocol some like that protocol can any one suggest me how to restrict it. i have redhat 9.0 with htb running Ram is 512 thanks, Joel
Think what you need is IMQ for shaping incoming+outgoing traffic. Trevor On Sat, 2003-06-28 at 16:40, Joel wrote:> Hello All Linux gurus, > > From 3 days i m trying to restrict Netmeeting traffic. > > I have restricted the bandwidth to 30kbit per ip. but the machine with > netmeeting. means when we use netmeeting the traffic goes very high to > 450. all others things are not taking more than 35 traffic but when > using netmeeting it shows 450 upload traffic. what can i do to > restrict this type of traffic. > netmeeting using h323 protocol some like that protocol > can any one suggest me how to restrict it. > > i have redhat 9.0 with htb running Ram is 512 > > thanks, > Joel-- ( >- LINUX, It''s all about CHOICE -< ) /~\ __ twarren@redhat.com __ /~\ | \) / Pre Sales Consultant - Red Hat \ (/ | |_|_ \ 9820349221(M) | 22881326(O) / _|_| \___________________________________/ _______________________________________________ LARTC mailing list / LARTC@mailman.ds9a.nl http://mailman.ds9a.nl/mailman/listinfo/lartc HOWTO: http://lartc.org/
Hi Joel,> From 3 days i m trying to restrict Netmeeting traffic. > > I have restricted the bandwidth to 30kbit per ip. but the machine with > netmeeting. means when we use netmeeting the traffic goes very high to > 450. all others things are not taking more than 35 traffic but when > using netmeeting it shows 450 upload traffic. what can i do to > restrict this type of traffic. > netmeeting using h323 protocol some like that protocol > can any one suggest me how to restrict it.i guess your best bet is to use a GateKeeper to make NM use only a small band of RTP (UDP) ports.. you can define the RTP ports in the gatekeeper.ini and then shape them to your desired speed. The Linux equivalent of NM, GnomeMeeting has already the small RTP-range builting by default, so you could also use that, if you have the option to use Linux as workstation. it''ll be a bit of work to get your gatekeeper (for win there''s a DUAL gatekeeper iirc) up and running, but that''s your best bet. -- Best regards, Kilian