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...6.2, so I can''t upgrade to 2.4 kernel. 2. On my test server with the same RH6.2 and kernel (it has a sigle Intel EtherExpress NIC), I compiled the rshaper.o module and modified the network driver (eepro100.c), make modules, install the new eepro100.o, and went through insmod rshaper then rshaperctl 192.168.1.10 10000 10 It''s a single NIC on an internal network (192.168.1.0/24) It was able to control the incoming bandwidth to 10kBytes per second successfully - I tried downloading a 10MB file. 3. Then I did the exact same thing on one of our production servers - compile, modify eepro10...

...We are managing the control of outgoing bandwidth using HTB. We are trying to use rshaper to control our incoming bandwidth. But the bandwidth doesn''t seem to come under the specified limit. We are not sure what we did is right. This is what we did. insmod rshaper.o rshaperctl 192.168.1.20 500 There were no errors. 192.168.1.20 is our IP in a LAN. Our kernel version is 2.4.7. We monitored the incoming bandwidht using IPtraf. But the rate shown goes much above what we have given. We are trying in an independent machine, but we want to implement it in a router....

...sed me to switch to TC.. Rshaper will not work on any new kernel.. I want to switch to kernel 2.6 Any Ideas for this kind of a situation using tc , Squid.. Bandwidth of 1 MB for 200 users means "tiny" rates I have to use for each client (7-8 Kbit). Using rshper I wrote scripts rshaperctl 10.x.x.1 2400 . . . . . . . . . . . . rshaperctl 10.x.x.250 2400 which means the Clinet 10.x.x.1 sends @2400 bytes/sec and gets 3 times 2400(7200) downloads..( the default behaviuor of rshaper) (all 250 lines ..batch file) and...