On Wednesday 11 June 2003 05:20, Trevor Warren wrote:
> Hello Folks,
>
> For a long time i have tried to get Traffic Shaping work for my 500
> Customer setup, but never succeded. I know i have made mistakes which i
> ain't able to point out.
>
> I have made a heirarchical setup where in the incoming-outgoing
> bandwidth is split into 10 different subnets and i have filters to
> divert traffic into these 10 different pipes. Then in each of these
> pipes i then have all the clients under those subnets.
>
> Below at the end i have attached the CBQ errors thrown when i
> initialise the TC pipes.
>
> Any help and pointers on the same will be appreciated.
The bandwidth _MUST_ be your NIC bandwidth. So it's 100Mbit for a 100mbit
NIC. You combined 100Mbit and 10Mbit.
You also have to provide a weight paramter. Take weight = rate / 10. I think
this will remove the quantum errors.
Some general quesions :
What's you link bandwidth you want to shape? It's best if you add 1 bounded
class to the root qdisc wih rate = link bandwidth and attach all other
classes to that class (and not to the root qdisc).
Is this script used on a firewall? And is eth0 connected to the internet?
Then you have a filter problem. You filter on the src address, but all
connections are natted so the real src address is not known.
Stef
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