Hello everyone, I have a (mini) Linux router, which goes "out" through eth0; eth0 is capable of almost 2Mbit of bandwith (well, actually it's like 10Mbit, but you wouldn't care less). Now, say I want to limit _everything_, like in every connection. So naturally, after carefully reading the man pages and that excellent HOWTO, I resort to TBF. I fiddle a lit with this, but after a couple of hours of intense experimentation, I find that it doesn't do what I really want it to. Specifically, I want _every_ connection to use _at most_ (say) 16kbps, never more, even if there is some bandwidth to borrow from. But TBF doesn't seem to do just that (or I don't understand its inner working, which I kinda don't). And what does burst mean/do? tc-tbf(8) says that I would never need to modify this, but tc qdisc add ... root tbf always requires it. Thanks in advance. -- Radu-Mihail Obada _______________________________________________ LARTC mailing list / LARTC@mailman.ds9a.nl http://mailman.ds9a.nl/mailman/listinfo/lartc HOWTO: http://lartc.org/
