[LARTC] Re: Simple (y/n) HTB question (Adi Nugroho)

[LARTC] Re: Simple (y/n) HTB question (Adi Nugroho)

[Reza Alavi]

On Wednesday 18 September 2002 14:39, Reza Alavi
wrote:
>>                    [Linux Box]
>>                        /|\
>>                       / | \
>>                      /  |  \
>>                     /   |   \
>>                    A    B    C
>> A,C are both NATs.
>> B is a router.
>> Can I limit the bandwidth of every client simply
with
>> their IP addresses?(no matther if they are valid or
>> NAT addresses?)


>Yes, you are right.
>(assuming that NAT are done by the linux box).
What I ment was if A and C are both Networks Which use
NAT By themselfs and I want tp use Linux Box as only a
traffic shaper for them (B is a network behind a
router.)
Is it possible??


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Re: [LARTC] Re: Simple (y/n) HTB question (Adi Nugroho)

[Adi Nugroho]

On Thursday 19 September 2002 00:58, Reza Alavi wrote:
> What I ment was if A and C are both Networks Which use
> NAT By themselfs and I want tp use Linux Box as only a
> traffic shaper for them (B is a network behind a
> router.)
> Is it possible??


A and C are networks which are NAT-ed by router A and router B.
Then if you shape for A and C, it will shape every box which is NAT-ed.

If B are router, and NOT doing NAT, then if you shape B, it is only match the 
router, and NOT imply boxes behind B. You have to shape them one-by-one. 

-- 
Salam,

Adi Nugroho
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