Re: [LARTC] bandwidth control question.

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On Monday 10 March 2003 15:48, Jon Lawrence wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm looking for a way to limit bandwidth to/from clients using a
> contended 2Mb link. What I'm looking for is to allow a client machine to
> use the full 2Mb but only if there is no traffic to/from other clients.
> I've been looking at htb.init and cbq.init, and believe that the BURST
> used in htb.init will allow what I need.
The burst is not what you need.  
You have to create 2 htb classes.  One for your limited client and one for the 
other clients.  You can give the limit client 10% and the other clients 90% 
bandwidth.  They both can use up to 100% if there is bandwidth left.  So the 
other clients are always sure they can use 90% of your link.

Stef

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