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Hi,
I hope that somebody could help
me. I have the following structure:
Internet ------- Linux gateway1 ------------- Linux
gateway2 ----------- Clients
CISCO---------eth1----------eth0------------eth0--------------eth1-------switch--------
I have to limit
the download bandwidth of those clients placed after Linux gateway2
connected through a switch. I have used the latest "cbq.init"
script from iproute ftp site. I've created the files
for limiting every client for upload and for download. Then I started
the script and I had the qdisc, classes and the filters running. My
clients had the right limitations but at the eth0 interface from Linux gateway2
I had a lot of traffic, most of which was dropped. All clients'
requests generate a lot of traffic between Linux gateway1 and Linux
gateway2.
After running the script I
have at the eth0 interface on the Linux gateway2 the same traffic as
if the filter wouldn't exist. Sometimes even more traffic. In that case the
filters were useless. It's important for me to limit the entire client
traffic from CISCO to the switch client connection.
A few days ago I though that I
found the solution but it wans't the good one: to limit the upload that much
that it will produce less download. Ok. The HTTP upload was
limited drastic and requests was marked with iptables
and the fw filter was applied. At first view all was fine. So I made the
limitation to 4 Kbit upload for the HTTP requests. For small files the filter
was acting fine. But for large files HTTP downloads (over 1 Mb) I had 8 (even 9)
KB/s in Internet Explorer speed. I really need to limit the entire download
bandwidth to max. 6KB/s.
What's wrong ?
Thank you,
Liviu
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