> -A PREROUTING -m recent --rdest -j MARK --seconds 60 --set-mark 1 > -A PREROUTING -m queue_backlog --device eth0.1 --depth-gt 10 -j OVERFLOW > -A OVERFLOW -j MARK --set-mark 1 > -A OVERFLOW -m recent --rdest --set -j ACCEPT Isn't the same possible in /lartc.org 12.3.2. Overlimit actions / and "reclassify" option /which i din't used yet/. Consider you have linux which has 2 default routes - one with TOS=0x0, and one with tos 0x10. so: 0.0.0.0/0 tos 0 via eth0 0.0.0.0/0 tos 0x10 via eth1 your_source=eth2 next, you must use IMQ to pass every traffic from eth2, /because as i'm thinking there isn't possible to do reclassify packet which is already routed to some interface, and next put the same packet over other interface based on some policy - PLEASE CORRECT ME!!! / I don't know how to put all traffic which is destined for eth0, to some IMQ device, next police packets there by "reclassify" options. All the settings must be according to your full bandwidth of eth0, so all which is overlimit eth0 speed get reclassify to other TOS. After all packets which leaves imq, are routed again by system, if you have differented TOS routing, /if your IGP routing domain create such Traffic Engineered path/ then packets with such other TOS will get outside from eth1. /this is my teory, to correct or discuss / This what you are trying to do is somehow Traffic Engineering or Contraint Based Routing. I'm very pleased to be with contact with somebody who is intend/or already done with some work with linux in this topic. Now i elaborate how to control distribution of MPLS labels which must be according to current interface load or even interface load with each QoS class /in linux/. Feel free to contact me with this topic. Arkadiusz Binder _______________________________________________ LARTC mailing list / LARTC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mailman.ds9a.nl/mailman/listinfo/lartc HOWTO: http://lartc.org/
