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From: "Pavel V. Yanchenko" <balrog@mail.ru>
Subject: Question about -m tos option
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 21:41:03 +0400
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Hello.

I need to create a rule matching packets with 0x60 value of TOS field.
The standard tos option of iptables doesn't accept such value, as well
as dscp, which is extension to tos - it processes only 6 bits of TOS
field :(
I guess value 0x60 is precedence bits...

The question is: how can I match such packets?

Thanks in advance.

  

Best regards,
 Pavel                          mailto:balrog@mail.ru