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From: "Jose Rocha" <kleros@ieg.com.br>
Subject: Delay
Date: Tue, 8 Oct 2002 13:34:52 GMT
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Hi, everybody!!!

Does anybody know if I can introduce delay to all packets that come from one
IP??? For example, I want to intruduce 10ms of delay in all packets that come
from one IP. May I use the netfilter to do this? Does anyone have another idea??


Thanks a lot for the attention.
Rocha 




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