Hi, and thanks a _lot_ for the answers. Got some question first i need to ask though, before I can try that out. > > > > I want to have one "mother" class that gets all traffic in our network. > > So I define cbq-0010.mother > > with RULE=:,192.0.0.0/24 > > You are using cbq.init. ehrm.. did I forgot to tell you that ? :) > # LEAF=none|tbf optional, default "tbf" > # > # Instructs the script to attach leaf queueing discipline > to CBQ class. > # By default, TBF is used. This parameter is useful for > parent classes > # where you probably want to specify LEAF=none. In future > it might be > # possible to use SFQ or CBQ (or other) as leaf qdisc. > > You might want to specify that. But it might be that you are exceeding the > limits of cbq.init. But, if I set LEAF=none, the mother class will not do any Fair Quing.. And, that's what I want. Exept that protocols like ssh and such should always come through first. > > What you basically need is to get your second class to have a filter that > comes *first*, before the filter directing all everything to cbq-0010! Agree, the question is how do I do that.. I've been playing around with different names on the classes, different classid's and so on, trying to figure out how I control what class will come first. Now, Maybe the PRIO is the thing that sets that, but then, why didn't it work then, ssh got prio 1 in my configuration.. > > Ofcourse the first rule says that it should but, what if > there'se some other > > class that also would have triggerd on the packet ? How do I > control witch > > class gets what packet, if therese multiple true rules.. ?? > > You can also set cbq.init to write out what it will do. how ?? > Then you can change > the priority of filters, making sure that the more specific rules > get tested first. > I will try that again then. / Paul
