[LARTC] BW Shaping: cant figure it out

[LARTC] BW Shaping: cant figure it out

[Lasse B. Jensen]

Hey

Hope somebody can help me?

I have an 6/6 mbit provider connection on a NAT system. People in the 
forward chain is allowed to get though to the internet. I want to 
implement some sort of QoS on it.

I want to have 3 prioties high, normal, low. I use iptables to mark these 
with 0x01 0x02 and 0x03 on the different ports such as ssh would get 
"high"

As i can understand i should have a master class and 3 subclasses. I would 
like to use as much as possible of my bw so the subclasses may "loan" from 
each other in priotiesed order high have 1. prio 

i have 20 machines on the lan and i want them to share bw equaly. 

Can that be done and how ? i tried to understand the 
http://lartc.org/howto/ but i cant find the right way to get it done. Can 
anyone help me?

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Re: [LARTC] BW Shaping: cant figure it out

[Stef Coene]

On Monday 17 November 2003 23:44, Lasse B. Jensen wrote:
> Hey
>
> Hope somebody can help me?
>
> I have an 6/6 mbit provider connection on a NAT system. People in the
> forward chain is allowed to get though to the internet. I want to
> implement some sort of QoS on it.
>
> I want to have 3 prioties high, normal, low. I use iptables to mark these
> with 0x01 0x02 and 0x03 on the different ports such as ssh would get
> "high"
>
> As i can understand i should have a master class and 3 subclasses. I would
> like to use as much as possible of my bw so the subclasses may "loan" from
> each other in priotiesed order high have 1. prio
>
> i have 20 machines on the lan and i want them to share bw equaly.
>
> Can that be done and how ? i tried to understand the
> http://lartc.org/howto/ but i cant find the right way to get it done. Can
> anyone help me?
You can do this with htb.  See www.docum.org for example scripts and extra 
information.

Stef

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