Hi,
Looking at the following sample, shouldn''t the client1_a be restricted
to
35kBps even when there is 50kBps available. Please see the following
configuration and suggest.
What I wanted to do is I have clients grouped on VIP and Poor. The VIP
clients and poor clients may be subscribed with the same bandwidth but I
would like to prioritize the VIP clients. The VIP client will get the
allocated rate. If VIP is not using the links then poor clients will get
allocated rates, otherwise they are supressed. Among the VIP clients they
will get the allocated bandwidth, some may be 64kbps, some may be 128kbps.
e.g. In case of full utilization, the VIP client with 64kbps should get
full 64kbps but the poor client with 128kbps may get much lower.
I will appreciate your suggestion.
regds,
Rajendra.
#include "fields.tc"
#include "ports.tc"
#define LANSIDE eth0
#define WANSIDE eth1
/*######### Shape DOWNLOAD Traffic ############*/
/*#############################################*/
dev LANSIDE {
egress {
class ( <$client1_a> ) if ip_dst == 10.10.10.24;
class ( <$client1_b> ) if ip_dst == 10.10.10.22;
class ( <$client2> ) if ip_dst == 10.10.10.23;
htb() {
//Total Bandwidth
class (rate 50kBps, ceil 50kBps) {
//VIP clients
class (rate 40kBps, ceil 50kBps) {
$client1_a = class (rate 35kBps, ceil 35kBps) ;
$client1_b = class (rate 10kBps, ceil 10kBps) ;
}
//Poor clients
class (rate 10kBps, ceil 50kBps) {
$client2 = class (rate 35kBps, ceil 35kBps) ;
}
}
} //End of qdiscs (HTB)
}
} //End of device (LANSIDE)
/*######### Shape UPLOAD Traffic ##############*/
/*#############################################*/
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