By the way, you can attach fw_mark classifier WITHOUT specifying
any marks and then it will try to directly map mark to class numbers.
You can then specify class numbers directly in ip{chains,tables} ;)
devik
On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Stef Coene wrote:
> On Thursday 28 February 2002 20:45, you wrote:
> > Absolutely, but you'll notice in my follow up post that nowhere does it
> > tell you how to use 'tc' to throw the MARKed packets into a certain flow.
> > The HOWTO tells you how to route marked packets, not how to shape them...
> > ideas? do you happen to know the TC command sytax? All i need is one
> > example....
> I use the fw filter all the time. I have a lot of examples on docum.org.
> The idea is simple. You mark a packet and you use that mark to catch the
> packets with the fw filter.
> The number of the mark is not important and has nothing to do with the class.
> The handle keyword is to say wich mark the filter has to use. So handle 10
> will catch all packets with mark 10.
>
>
> Stef
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