--0-7173661-1043197639=:62266 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > >hello everybody >> > >need help >> >> how should i control the tcp rate, is it possible? >It's possible >www.lartc.org >www.docum.org > >also, >> > >suppose i have 2 database tables : >> > >1) one for online accounting & >> > >2) one for online sales updating >> > >now both of these transactions which will update my SQL server databse will > >be on the same port number >> >> how can i classify these packets so that i can give high bandwidth & >> highest prio to type 2 packets. >What if you the iptables helper that can match packet with a string in it? > I think the select is unique so you can see the difference. Once you can >recognise the packets, you can mark them with iptables. That mark can >be >used to put the packets in differenct classes so you can configure >different >rates for the packets. >But this will suck if you select statement is too big for one packet. > >Stef > -- still needing help ! i m very sorry to say that i hardly have got any useful stuff regarding controlling tcp rate, rather packeteer information was good (TCP Rate Control - by Shrikrishna Karandikar). what i want to do is everytime i want to establish a connection with any server(say X-server ) on the basis that X should send me data at agreed upon rate, the rate should not increase beyond that value. can i implement it? if yes where can i find information? Ok,next was for classifying packet by making use of marking what if i m using u32 classifier instead of fw. is there utility with u32 to mark packets. also, what i think is that, classifiers will come into the picture after the connection establishment, so how could they differentiate 2 different type applications for same service? 10x in advance ganesh. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-7173661-1043197639=:62266 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii <P>> >hello everybody<BR>>><BR>> >need help<BR>>><BR>>> how should i control the tcp rate, is it possible?</P> <P><BR>>It's possible<BR>>www.lartc.org<BR>>www.docum.org<BR><BR>> >also,<BR>>><BR>> >suppose i have 2 database tables :<BR>>><BR>> >1) one for online accounting &<BR>>><BR>> >2) one for online sales updating<BR>>><BR>> >now both of these transactions which will update my SQL server <BR>databse will<BR>> >be on the same port number<BR>>><BR>>> how can i classify these packets so that i can give high bandwidth &<BR>>> highest prio to type 2 packets.<BR>>What if you the iptables helper that can match packet with a string in it? </P> <P>> I think the select is unique so you can see the difference. Once you can <BR>>recognise the packets, you can mark them with iptables. That mark can <BR>>be <BR>>used to put the packets in differenct classes so you can configure <BR>>different <BR>>rates for the packets.<BR>>But this will suck if you select statement is too big for one packet.<BR>><BR>>Stef<BR>><BR>-- </P> <P> <P>still needing help ! <P>i m very sorry to say that i hardly have got any useful stuff regarding controlling tcp rate, rather packeteer information was good (TCP Rate Control - by <FONT face="Times New Roman">Shrikrishna Karandikar).</FONT> <P>what i want to do is everytime i want to establish a connection with any server(say X-server ) on the basis that X should send me data at agreed upon rate, the rate should not increase beyond that value. <P>can i implement it? if yes where can i find information? <P> <P>Ok,next was <P>for classifying packet by making use of marking <P>what if i m using u32 classifier instead of fw. <P>is there utility with u32 to mark packets. <P>also, <P>what i think is that, classifiers will come into the picture after the connection establishment, so how could they differentiate 2 different type applications for same service? <P>10x in advance <P>ganesh.</P> <P> <P> </P><p><br><hr size=1>Do you Yahoo!?<br> <a href="http://rd.yahoo.com/mail/mailsig/*http://mailplus.yahoo.com";>Yahoo! Mail Plus</a> - Powerful. Affordable. <a href="http://rd.yahoo.com/mail/mailsig/*http://mailplus.yahoo.com";>Sign up now</a> --0-7173661-1043197639=:62266--
