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From: raptor <raptor@tvskat.net>
Date: Fri, 07 Mar 2003 07:06:38 +0000
Subject: Re: [LARTC] [tcng] specifing interface in IF ?!
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I was reading the some of the post and idea comes to my mind...
If I mark the packets incoming from some interface with iptables and then use this mark for classifing in tcng..
(I see there is "fw"-classifier in tcng language, dont know how to use it...).
Did u tried something like this..

Jacob Teplitsky <jacobt@bivio.net> wrote:

|
|> Subject: [LARTC] [tcng] specifing interface in IF ?!
|> 
|> does anyone know how can I make class-path based on interface from which the packet comes ?!
|
|We implemented something like this:
|dev "s0e0" {
|    ingress {
|        class (<>,set_color(GREEN))
|            if tcp_dport = PORT_HTTP;
|        class (<>,set_color(YELLOW))
|            if tcp_dport = PORT_SMTP;
|        class (<>,set_color(RED))
|            if 1;
|    }
|}
|
|dev "s1e0" {
|    egress {
|        class (<>,set_dscp(0x12))
|            if color = GREEN;
|        class (<>,set_dscp(0x23))
|            if color = YELLOW;
|        class (<>,set_dscp(0x34))
|            if color = RED;
|        drop if 1; /* not reached */
|
|        fifo;
|    }
|}
|
|but you can't do this with tcng-tc.
|
|- Jacob
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