On Tuesday 28 January 2003 09:29, Don Cohen wrote:
> Marking van be any hex number between 0 and ffff (more or less).
> unsigned long nfmark;
> isn't that 32 bits?
I think I created some confusion. You can use the mark as hash key with the
fw filter. So packets marked with 10 are redirected to class x:10. And the
class names are a number between 0 ans ffff.
So the mark itself can be 32 bits.
Stef
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