Answers... 1)Can we get a simple layout of your network? WAN-(Red eth1)SMOOTHWALL(Green th0)- Network: 192.168.1.0/24, Gateway: 192.168.1.250, Broadcast: 192.168.1.255 2) Are you wanting to set a bandwidth limit on how much traffic each individual computer in your network can send out to the world (outbound tc filter)? Yes, 15 Kbps 3) Are you wanting to set a bandwidth limit on how much traffic each individual computer in your network can receive in from the world (inbound tc filter)? Yes 15 Kbps 4) Are you wanting to set a bandwidth limit on how much traffic each individual computer in your network can send out to the world and set a bandwidth limit on how much traffic each individual computer in your network can receive in from the world (inbound and outbound tc filter)? Yes 5) How many computers are on your network? 30+Smoothwall=31 6) How many of the computers on your network are you wanting to rate limit? All 7) Do you have any types of traffic on your network that you want to give priority to (interactive SSH verses bulk file transfer FTP) or is all traffic equally important? All traffic equally important 8) Are you wanting to lock your computers at a specific rate or just share the aggregate bandwidth equally (or proportionately depending on priority)? Specific rate 9) If one computer has used all of it's allocated bandwidth do you want it to be able to use any excess bandwidth from another computer that is not using all of it's bandwidth? No Thanks for the aid... On 4/20/05, Taylor, Grant <gtaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Rene I have a list of questions for you: > > 1) Can we get a simple layout of your network? > > 2) Are you wanting to set a bandwidth limit on how much traffic each > individual computer in your network can send out to the world (outbound tc > filter)? > > 3) Are you wanting to set a bandwidth limit on how much traffic each > individual computer in your network can receive in from the world (inbound > tc filter)? > > 4) Are you wanting to set a bandwidth limit on how much traffic each > individual computer in your network can send out to the world and set a > bandwidth limit on how much traffic each individual computer in your network > can receive in from the world (inbound and outbound tc filter)? > > 5) How many computers are on your network? > > 6) How many of the computers on your network are you wanting to rate > limit? > > 7) Do you have any types of traffic on your network that you want to give > priority to (interactive SSH verses bulk file transfer FTP) or is all > traffic equally important? > > 8) Are you wanting to lock your computers at a specific rate or just share > the aggregate bandwidth equally (or proportionately depending on priority)? > > 9) If one computer has used all of it's allocated bandwidth do you want it > to be able to use any excess bandwidth from another computer that is not > using all of it's bandwidth? > > These are just some of the questions that come to mind immediately. Don't > worry about your English, we can work through it. > > > > Grant. . . . > > Rene Casasola wrote: > > I have a Smoothwall like firewall and proxy, I would like to establish > > a bandwidth I inside specify for each IP my network. But that I have > > been able to do it is to install the QoS to him but it is not > > sufficient. Somebody can help me? > > > > My English is very bad, pardon if this badly written, I had to use a > translator. > _______________________________________________ LARTC mailing list LARTC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mailman.ds9a.nl/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/lartc
