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From: 0ndrej <0@amu.cz>
Subject: dst MAC address marking
Date: Tue, 06 May 2003 13:24:46 +0200
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Hi all

we are making a free wireless broadband network in Czech Republic and we 
would like to invent a QoS approach to handle tranzit traffic via our 
routers.

The best thing which came to my mind is some MAC based marking, but as 
far as I know there is only source-MAC match in netfilter. Di you know 
about some dst-MAC match (which would effectively be kinda next-hop match?)

thank you for help
0ndrej