Controlling bandwith rate on port 80

Controlling bandwith rate on port 80

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Im using debian unstable, kernel 2.4.18, iptables 1.2.6a. My max upload bandwith is 30kb, i want to limit the traffic on port 80 to around 25kb. Is this possible and how? any HOWTO's on this subject?`

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Re: Controlling bandwith rate on port 80

[Tony Earnshaw]

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man, 2002-02-11 kl. 21:27 skrev iptables:
> Im using debian unstable, kernel 2.4.18, iptables 1.2.6a.
>  My max upload bandwith is 30kb, i want to limit the traffic
> on port 80 to around 25kb. Is this possible and how? any HOWTO's on
> this subject?`

Definitely. But not with iptables.

http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Adv-Routing-HOWTO.html

You might wish to bookmark this site. It's where many HOWTOs are at.

Tony

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Controlling bandwith rate on port 80

[Hard__warE]

yes it can be done with IPTables just not alone ..

you will need to complie your kernel with the IPTABLES MARK / TOS / U32
classifiers / CBQ  ect  set to M..

now that we have the support we can use

a Token Bucket Filter or CBQ  to limit the packet rate Per interface both in
up or down

to do this correcty you will need to set a ToS MARK value on all PORT 80
traffic

leaving the BOX (or however you need it) with IPTABLES the

in your Pcaket Shaping CBQ script you can search for those marked packets
and stick them in a Low Priorty Que

or a QUE that has a set amount of bandwidth allocation ect ...

If you know nothing of these go Search for Advanced Routing & TOS / MARK as
well as CBQ & TBF

have Fun cause it can be a pain in the ass ...

If you need more help just send me an Email . .. :D

See yas .. :D

Re: Controlling bandwith rate on port 80

[George Georgalis]

On Tue, Jun 11, 2002 at 10:10:03PM +0200, Tony Earnshaw wrote:
>man, 2002-02-11 kl. 21:27 skrev iptables:
>> Im using debian unstable, kernel 2.4.18, iptables 1.2.6a.
>>  My max upload bandwith is 30kb, i want to limit the traffic
>> on port 80 to around 25kb. Is this possible and how? any HOWTO's on
>> this subject?`
>
>Definitely. But not with iptables.
>
>http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Adv-Routing-HOWTO.html
>
>You might wish to bookmark this site. It's where many HOWTOs are at.
>


Not iptables but you probably want the apache mod_throttle for that.
google says:
http://www.snert.com/Software/mod_throttle/

// George



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Re: Controlling bandwith rate on port 80

[Eric Daigneault]

If you want to make it easy..... take a look at SQUID.... should help a lot !!!

--- off topic, I know !!! :-)

At 06:22 2002-06-12 +1000, you wrote:
>yes it can be done with IPTables just not alone ..
>
>you will need to complie your kernel with the IPTABLES MARK / TOS / U32
>classifiers / CBQ  ect  set to M..
>
>now that we have the support we can use
>
>a Token Bucket Filter or CBQ  to limit the packet rate Per interface both in
>up or down
>
>to do this correcty you will need to set a ToS MARK value on all PORT 80
>traffic
>
>leaving the BOX (or however you need it) with IPTABLES the
>
>in your Pcaket Shaping CBQ script you can search for those marked packets
>and stick them in a Low Priorty Que
>
>or a QUE that has a set amount of bandwidth allocation ect ...
>
>If you know nothing of these go Search for Advanced Routing & TOS / MARK as
>well as CBQ & TBF
>
>have Fun cause it can be a pain in the ass ...
>
>If you need more help just send me an Email . .. :D
>
>See yas .. :D

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