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...ity in handling bandwidth. > tcp/ip packets can be marked with iptables and then ran threw tc which you > could then prioritize your packets You mean by using STRING matching which is experimental and a thing I would never do in kernel (otherwise I dont see how you will do mountpoint based badnwidth management). Still it doesnt solve the problem I raised. With QoS you will shape by lowering stream rates, which is something you never want for streams. - -- Mihai RUSU Email: dizzy@roedu.net GPG : http://dizzy.roedu.net/dizzy-gpg.txt WWW: http://dizzy.roe...

..., I`d like to debug it by myself - but I was not able to find a tool that allow me to monitor current bandwidth usage per port (and preferably even per port+ip). I want to know what is the current bandwidth passing through port 80 (all connections), and in port 80, I`d like to know what is the badnwidth usage per IP (regardless of the number of sockets that are opened from that IP). anyone? thanks. Omry.

...claims that using data at high speed will overload the CPU causing dropped calls. Computers connect at 100mbit ethernet - unsure what he wants me to do here. I call BS on this one, and in fact did, with silence as the response. - I have enabled packet queueing in my firewall, with a max outbound badnwidth of the T1 speed. This enables me to also monitor my realtime usage in 5 second polls. While pushing out around 300kbit (on a T1), the voice call I was on was choppy, and I had packet latency. 1.5Mbit or 300kbit seems to yield the same results. - It happens consistently, even in low-usage times....

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Dave St John wrote: > > > > Another nice feature to add would be a "bandwidth" limit (so just a > new > > > > <limit> type entry). > If you are running icecast2 on linux you can handle bandwidth limitations > using QoS > more specificly iproute2. You mistunderstood me. No, I