>> AF> Do you know roughly how many active connections you have? >> Up to 30K. AF> I think this could be the problem - If 30k connections all tried to send AF> through 4mbit then a quick prod at xcalc tells me that each would get to AF> send 1 1500 byte packet every 90 seconds. Not all of them are active. It's total upstream and downstream conntrack entries. AF> Maybe limiting the number of connections per user would be best - if you AF> can. All is done. I tested today p2p traffic with limited p2p allowed users, no more then few dozens sessions [few hundred total conntrack]. When shaped upload to 3Mbit, iptables counted up to 3,5Mbit traffic. You are right, more sessions active [and more bandwidth allocated], this difference grows. However, I am not still sure if it's only reason of this upload case. Regards Tomasz Wrona PS. Andy, thank's a lot for your time :) _______________________________________________ LARTC mailing list LARTC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mailman.ds9a.nl/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/lartc
