I have two servers on a network that need to intercommunicate a lot
(file sharing and authentication information). I'd like to prioritise
that traffic on them from their other network traffic, but I don't want
to think in terms of necessarily fixing bandwidths; I just want the
inter-server communication to go out first if there's a backlog.
I could decide, I guess, what the minimum level of service for other
client machines is (say, 5Mbit) and set up two queues -- both unbounded
-- one for inter-server, one for clients, but with a higher priority on
the server queue. Would this work as I expect it to?
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Michael T. Babcock
CTO, FibreSpeed
