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chronochaos
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 Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2004 2:42 pm Post subject: Easy traffic shaping? |
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Hi
This question has probably been asked a dozen of times before, please don't hate me for this =)
I've put a server at my cousins place, and bridged his connection to the Internet. I've got two NICs, (eth0 - Internet, eth1 - LAN (to his computer)) and the bridge (br0). What I want to do is to reserve some of his bandwidth for the server. He got a 10Mbit connection (both upstreams and downstreams), and I'd like to reserve 3Mbit (up and down) for the server by simply allowing a maximum bandwidth of 7Mbit from eth1.
How could I do this? I bet it's fairly simple, but I've never tampered with traffic shaping before, and most of the guides out there specifies how to shape traffic for specific packets, or are reffering to the wondershaper. I want to do that for the whole interface (eth1). |
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Yama
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This should be of some help.
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symbiote
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Enable the traffic shaping module in the kernel and then man iproute.
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