RE: [LARTC] Linux Traffic-Shaper and other Products

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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-- Stef Write :
>> Take a look at www.allot.com.  They have boxes that can shape traffic
(these boxes run linux with a web-interface and use CBQ to do the traffic
shaping). They cost about 15.000 USD and they do a poor job. On the other
hand, I can write you some scripts, you take an old PC with 2 NIC's and you
pay ma as much as you would paid Allot :-)
	Its wonderful, It means we can also shape traffic "from and to" in our
favorite Linux Box. But sadly on our list I didn't found any clue to
implement this. Infact what I found is impossibility of this solution. My
quoriocity to know if there is existing solution, was against  possibility
of solution, not to buy solution ;-).

>> What you want to do is so easy that you can do it by yourself.  Just take
a look at the howto, try some things out and post it to this mailing list.
We will be happy to help you if you encounter a problem.
	Hey just a min. HOWTO is documented for limiting one-way traffic. Once
again I want to clear here that total traffic mean "from and to" a computer
must be limited to certain limit. Okay then help me, and many list members
too ;-), and write the way or script to limiting total-traffic of a
computer. Or otherwise lets go ahead to beat system like allot and
coordinate for solution for this.
	Thanks for taking time to write in.

-- Sumit




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