[LARTC] testing the cbq how to

[LARTC] testing the cbq how to

[ganesh kumar godavari]

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hello group,
   i need some help in debugging my cbq work, i have the following 
setup at my dorms,

i have 2 computers and a 10 mbit hub, i use the schools 
connection. we have a T1 connection( i think so...).

one of the machine is configured to be the firewall(p.q.r.s) and 
the other machine has a private address of (a.b.c.d)

i am running the following services on a.b.c.d
real server using 8080, 7070, 554, 26887
apache webserver 80,443

i want to allocate 70% for realserver and apache server, 
ssh,telnet,ftp,nntp 20%, smtp and pop 5% and ICMP and TCP-SYN 
traffic the remaining 5%

i want to limit some of friends from accessing and attacking my 
computer.

for better service, more over its a good learning experience i 
have written a firewall script and want to do some qos

can anyone tell me how if my script is right or wrong, i want to 
measure if the queuing is working fine or not. i downloaded 
monitor.pl from docum.org and put it on cgi-bin of my 
firewall(p.q.r.s) where i am currently running apache.

i am getting a internal error, i am not good at perl, so can 
anyone tell me how i can monitor the bandwidth and see if 
monitor.pl is working or not.

i am attaching my code to this mail, i will grateful to you if u 
can help me identify the problem in my shell script( it doesn't 
give me any error -- but i donot know what the errors are hidden 
:-))

thanks
gamesh
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Re: [LARTC] testing the cbq how to

[Stef Coene]

> i am getting a internal error, i am not good at perl, so can
> anyone tell me how i can monitor the bandwidth and see if
> monitor.pl is working or not.
I have 2 versions of monitor.pl.  One character based and one for in the 
cgi-bin.  Did you download the good one?
Can you paste me the output of monitor.pl when you run it on the command 
line?  You can also take a look in the error.log (for me that's 
/var/log/appache/error.log).  If the monitor.pl generates errors, it will be 
logged in the logfile.

> i am attaching my code to this mail, i will grateful to you if u
> can help me identify the problem in my shell script( it doesn't
> give me any error -- but i donot know what the errors are hidden
You never told us if it's working or not :)
The script looks ok.

Stef

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