On Friday 08 November 2002 05:17, Chandrashekhar Rane wrote:
> Dear Stef,
>
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> By dynamic allocation of bandwidth i mean to say, it should get
> allocated according to the situation to the individual classes.
>
> Consider a example, say i have a pipe of 10kbps. I am dividing this
> pipe in three classes with bandwidth of 1kbps, 1.5kbps and 7.5kbps
> respectively.
>
> I am trying to implement this using CBQ with fw filter.
>
> 1kbps pipe i am allocating to fixed ip say 192.168.2.12 and 1.5kbps pipe
> i am allocating to another ip say 192.168.2.22 and remaining 7.5kbps
> pipe i am allocating to 192.168.2.0/24 network.
>
> If the person sitting on 192.168.2.12 or 192.168.2.22 is absent for the
> day, then the bandwidth allocated to them should be release for the
> other user.
>
> How to achieve this objective.
>
> Waiting for a kind response from your side.
Very easy to do so.
bounded class of 10kbps
3 child not-bounded classes :
1kbps
1.5 kbps
7.5 kbps
3 fiters :
filter 1 pust all 192.168.2.12 in 1 kbps class
filter 2 pust all 192.168.2.22 in 1.5 kbps class
filter 3 pust all 192.168.2.0/24 in 7.5 kbps class
And you are done.
If 1kbps class is not used, the bandwidth is distributed to the other class.
If you want this bandwidth allocated to the 1.5 kbps you can do this :
bounded class of 10kbps
2 child not-bounded classes :
2.5 kbps
2 child not bounded classes :
1 kbps
1.5 kbps
7.5 kbps
Stef
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