can i use selinux and others to control bandwidth?

can i use selinux and others to control bandwidth?

[Ken YANG]

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hi all:


i wondered how to use selinux or the combination with
other mechanisms to control bandwidth?

e.g. i can confine john to use 30% of the whole bandwidth,
and confine jerry to use 70% of the bandwidth.

i search in selinux mailing list, but i don't find anything
useful, can anyone give some hints?

thanks in advance



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Re: can i use selinux and others to control bandwidth?

[Stephen Smalley]

On Tue, 2007-07-10 at 17:51 +0800, Ken YANG wrote:
> 
> hi all:
> 
> 
> i wondered how to use selinux or the combination with
> other mechanisms to control bandwidth?
> 
> e.g. i can confine john to use 30% of the whole bandwidth,
> and confine jerry to use 70% of the bandwidth.
> 
> i search in selinux mailing list, but i don't find anything
> useful, can anyone give some hints?
> 

SELinux doesn't presently provide controls on resource usage, although
it has been discussed as a natural extension, e.g. per-role/domain/level
resource limits.  There were some people looking at extending CKRM for
SELinux, but I think they gave up after they saw that CKRM wasn't
getting upstreamed.  

-- 
Stephen Smalley
National Security Agency


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