[LARTC] little dude about how classify traffic

[LARTC] little dude about how classify traffic

[LuisMi]

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I am doing some experiments with HTB nad I have the next dude:

I only make experiments with ssh traffic for the momment.

If I want to classify that traffic do I need to do rules to the rest?

I don't know if you understand my idea.

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Re: [LARTC] little dude about how classify traffic

[Stef Coene]

> I am doing some experiments with HTB nad I have the next dude:
>
> I only make experiments with ssh traffic for the momment.
>
> If I want to classify that traffic do I need to do rules to the rest?
Not if you define a default class and use an other class for ssh.  So all 
non-ssh traffic is putted in a class and ssh traffic is putted in an other 
class.  Ssh traffis is easy to filter : destintation port 22.

>
> I don't know if you understand my idea.
I hope I did, otherwise I gave a wrong answer :)


Stef

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