[LARTC] Esfq and wrr and local traffic

[LARTC] Esfq and wrr and local traffic

[Brandis Jaroslav]

Hello...

I have 2 interf. MASQ firewall with some proxy server on it (squid -
ftp,www and mail). Squid on fw is generating about 70% traffic and other
non-localhost traffic is generated by computers in local network.  I can
use wrr or esfq to fair distributing traffic to all computers in local
network, but what about squid generated traffic(local traffic) ? How can
I reach fair distributing non-local an local traffic together ?


Thanks 
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Re: [LARTC] Esfq and wrr and local traffic

[M.F. PSIkappa]

Hi,
If you use wrr you can look at proxyremap
http://wipl-wrr.sourceforge.net/proxyremap.html

"This problem is solved by the proxyremap package. This contains patches
and programs which will allow the Squid proxy server and a socks5 proxy
server to inform wrr and wipl on behalf of which clients they transfer
data. Then wrr and wipl will account the data transfered to the machine
actually requesting it."


On Mon, 12 May 2003, Brandis Jaroslav wrote:

> Hello...
>
> I have 2 interf. MASQ firewall with some proxy server on it (squid -
> ftp,www and mail). Squid on fw is generating about 70% traffic and other
> non-localhost traffic is generated by computers in local network.  I can
> use wrr or esfq to fair distributing traffic to all computers in local
> network, but what about squid generated traffic(local traffic) ? How can
> I reach fair distributing non-local an local traffic together ?
>
>
> Thanks

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