[LARTC] Allocate bandwidth according to services HTTP, FTP, SMTP &

[Debian Usero stafke@iname.com]

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Rick Goh Siow Mong wrote:
&gt;<i> 
</I>&gt;<i> Is the above possible? If so, how? Has anyone implementated this before?
</I>Yes, it've dont it as a test and it wordks great.  I'v attached my
results as a HTML-file.

&gt;<i> 
</I>&gt;<i> Example;
</I>&gt;<i> To set
</I>&gt;<i> 
</I>&gt;<i> HTTP - 30%, prio 3 (1 being highest priority)
</I>&gt;<i> FTP - 20%, prio 7
</I>&gt;<i> POP/SMTP - 30%, prio 4
</I>&gt;<i> Default - 20%, prio 8
</I>&gt;<i> 
</I>&gt;<i> Also, a question being asked earlier by Geert of which i'm interested to
</I>&gt;<i> find out.
</I>&gt;<i> What is the effect of setting priority? What is the difference if i set prio
</I>&gt;<i> 3 and prio 4? Does it mean:
</I>&gt;<i> 1.    All prio 3 traffic sent out first, then followed by prio 4 traffic.
</I>yes

&gt;<i> 2.    Amount of traffic sent out being weighted according to priorities.
</I>&gt;<i> I.e. more prio 3 packets sent out than prio 4 in the same timeline.
</I>no, use the parameter weitht for that ;-)

Staf

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