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Hello 

I was reading a howto named:

Linux - Advanced Networking Overview 
Version 1

Saravanan Radhakrishnan 
Information and Telecommunications Technology Center 
Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science 
The University of Kansas 
Lawrence, KS 66045-2228

Some parts of the index:
Disclaimer 
     Introduction 
     QoS Support in Linux 
         Introduction 
         Configuration 
         Implementation 
              Basic Principle 
         Queuing Disciplines 
         Classes 
         Filters 
         Interface between the kernel and user space 
         Usage - tc 
         Queuing Disciplines 
         Classes 
         Filters 
         Class Based Queue 
         Diff-Serv queues 
              Route Classifiers 
              u32 Classifiers 
     Example - 1 : CBQ with route classifiers 
     Example - 2 : CBQ with u32 classifier 
     References 
     About this document ... 


It's a great one but the best part of it, at least for me, were the example 
that came with a small ascii chart o a graf about the configuration, it 
helped me to "visualise" the configuration.
Fisrt of all I want to say that I'm not a Linux/ip/tc guru. Just what to make 
something that could be of a utility for all.
So what I'm trying to do is collect the most configuation examples I can 
about (ip, tc, cbq.init, etc) to make a document of examples. Maybe someone 
else is doing this or is interested in doing it or maybe it's allready done 
and I haven't seen it, if so please say me where I can find it, thanks. I'm 
offering myself to collect this info and make a doc, or hand it over to some 
with experience in writing, there is no problem for me.

you think this could work?


bye

billy







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