Re: [LARTC] Sharing bandwidth between two interfaces

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Christian Worm Mortensen wrote:


What in fact is the ingress qdisc? Accoring to the howto it limits _incomming_ bandwidth. But a basic principple of qdiscs is that they handle _outgoing_ packets. How does this make sence?



Indeed, it is normally not done, but if you want to shape incoming bandwidth, it is perfectly possible to create a queue for incoming packets, and to do ingress policing by means of this queue.

That's what the ingress policing qdisc does...

One major application of ingress policing is only letting a limited rate of icmp or
tcp syn packets coming into your network. That will keep your network less vulnerable
for ping floods and dos attacks.


Christian



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