On Tue, 2004-06-22 at 07:20, Ed Wildgoose wrote:
The other stuff is easily possible, but for the number of users that you have you are going to need to invest some time to write some scripts to handle mapping users to MAC addresses and make the whole thing maintainable. There was another post only hours ago from at least one other person who you might contact to see if they will share some stuff.I wanted to avoid to do that MAC/IP-mapping. Some users have notebooks,
some will change their working place and some will buy new hardware they
want to connect to the network. This is not maintainable. Also I really
do not want to know want the users do with their bandwidth. I just want
to assure that things go fair and everyone can work with the network.
Well, in that case your problem gets easy really easy. Just pick up one of the prioritisation scripts - I like this one:
http://www.digriz.org.uk/jdg-qos-script/
Then read the LARTC doc so you know what it's doing. At that should be you up and running.
What you will be doing is just classifying traffic based on it's type and ignoring the source, etc completely.
Ed W
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