What I need to do:
shape every user on my LAN to 256Kbit
-- class for web trafiic with rate X ceil 256Kbit
-- class for other(p2p) traffic with rate 1Kbit ceil 200Kbit
This is good because even if they have p2p programs running they will always
have fast web surfing.
I can do it with bash scripts - one class per ip with 2 children.
But I wonder if something like this would work:
# class with rate 1Mbit (thats my DSL for web traffic) which will gain all web
traffic (RULE=*:80,) and then make a child class for this with RULE=client_ip
will a client get 1Mbit or will he get 256Kbit ????
I don''t know if you understand me.. I just wonder if when I make a
class with
RULE=something will this be shaped to it''s RATE or will kernel search
for
child classes to find out extra parameters matching a connection (like
RULE=client_ip)
And sorry for my lack of english knowledge ;)
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.: Jakub Głazik (zytek)
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