[LARTC] Help with a simple config

[LARTC] Help with a simple config

[jradke]

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Here's the scenario:
- 4 NIC's; 1 Upstream, 3 subscribers each with different rates.

NIC-1: NO CAP simply 100mbit
I want to cap the traffic on each of the subscriber NIC's to a specific rate
i.e.:
    - NIC-2: 8mbit
    - NIC-3: 5mbit
    - NIC-4: 3mbit

Just to summarize, ALL I'm trying to do is limit the bandwidth on each NIC
(ingress & egress) whether it is 10/100/1000Base-T. Right now I am using a
Cisco using rate-limiting which is very simple. I'd like to perform this
task on Linux box for easier scalibility and as a backup.

Thanks for your assistance!

-JGR

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Re: [LARTC] Help with a simple config

[Stef Coene]

On Monday 26 January 2004 23:42, jradke@canbytel.com wrote:
> Here's the scenario:
> - 4 NIC's; 1 Upstream, 3 subscribers each with different rates.
>
> NIC-1: NO CAP simply 100mbit
> I want to cap the traffic on each of the subscriber NIC's to a specific
> rate i.e.:
>     - NIC-2: 8mbit
>     - NIC-3: 5mbit
>     - NIC-4: 3mbit
>
> Just to summarize, ALL I'm trying to do is limit the bandwidth on each NIC
> (ingress & egress) whether it is 10/100/1000Base-T. Right now I am using a
> Cisco using rate-limiting which is very simple. I'd like to perform this
> task on Linux box for easier scalibility and as a backup.
Outgoing traffic can be limited if you add a tbf qdisc to the devices.  
Incoming traffic can be limited with the ingress qdisc and a filter + 
policer.

Stef

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