Re: Different QoS from ISP under the same link.

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Rio Martin wrote:


Any idea how to manage different QoS from Internet hosts coming down to our bandwidth manager via single link ? Let me describe it more clearly. Let say my ISP have two bandwidth management on their router which is connecting to their two different backbone and our local router via one single line. The first would be for default route from internet, and the second would be for 64.1.1.0/24 and 64.1.2.0/24.
I get 1024Kbps from the first, and i get only 512Kbps from the second.
The question is how do i manage my bandwidth manager for this situation ?

I can't see why you shouldn't be able to either use different u32 filters for matching the different networks, then you can direct them into whichever class/qdiscs are appropriate for that speed network.





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