VLANs with shaper/QoS

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Hello,

	I use Linux VLAN with a Cisco Catalyst switch. The VLANs are
working now properly. I have to set up traffic-shaping on interfaces and I
have some questinos:
1. which is better: using the physical interface (e.g. eth0) or the VLAN
interfaces (vlan000x)?

2. if I use the physical interface what should I take care about? - u32?

3. if I'm right traffic sharing is possible only a phys. interface,
virtual interfaces have separated quues?

4. can I somehow configure the max. bandwidth that the user can use for
communication? I know up/downstream is configurable but how can I manage
these 2 queues? example: user has 64k, but he can download with 64k and
the same time upload with 64k, so it is 128k on my lines. I would like to
allow only 64k...


Sorry for Q4, it is not about VLANs...

Any other idea how should I solve this problem? Does anybody have any
experience with this? Please write me anny comments/notes.

Kind regards,
	Thomas

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