[LARTC] Trafic shaping

[LARTC] Trafic shaping

[Gabriel Corcodel]

Our Internet connection with our ISP is on optical fiber, and we can
achieve in the so called "Metropolitan Area Network" speeds up to 50Mbps
or more. The so called external connection which we have, using same
provider, in order to reach the Internet, is, let's say, 2mbps.
We have also, our own AS number, we're using zebra for bgp.
Question: I want to limit/to queue incoming traffic from the so-called
"external" connection. So, for example, if a computer A, in our network,
is downloading something from one ftp server connected to the
metropolitan network, I want no limits. If the same computer wants to
download something from the external network, the download should be
shaped.
Let's say that I have network addresses from "metropolitan area network"
or AS numbers from "metropolitan area network".
Any suggestions?

Gabriel Corcodel



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Re: [LARTC] Trafic shaping

[Marijus Spakovskis]

Hi,
I have similar config. I'm sorting traffic on root filter (2 filter only,
localnet and internet) by packet mark(all localnet is marked via mangle
table based on bgp table). Then 2 slave clases dealing with custom users to
set speed acording localnet/internet.
It would be intresting to hear other opinions about setup like this.
Localnet consist of 209 rules:)
 
----- Original Message -----
From: "Gabriel Corcodel" <gabi@alsys.ro>
To: <lartc@mailman.ds9a.nl>
Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 3:01 AM
Subject: [LARTC] Trafic shaping


> Our Internet connection with our ISP is on optical fiber, and we can
> achieve in the so called "Metropolitan Area Network" speeds up to 50Mbps
> or more. The so called external connection which we have, using same
> provider, in order to reach the Internet, is, let's say, 2mbps.
> We have also, our own AS number, we're using zebra for bgp.
> Question: I want to limit/to queue incoming traffic from the so-called
> "external" connection. So, for example, if a computer A, in our network,
> is downloading something from one ftp server connected to the
> metropolitan network, I want no limits. If the same computer wants to
> download something from the external network, the download should be
> shaped.
> Let's say that I have network addresses from "metropolitan area network"
> or AS numbers from "metropolitan area network".
> Any suggestions?
>
> Gabriel Corcodel
>
>
>
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