Hi Dan, >Hi, > >I have a router, running iptables & tc, with 2 interfaces >(eth0 & eth1). > >I classify http traffic in iptables (prerouting mangle) coming in >on eth0 and going out on eth1 with MARK 0x1, and I also classify >return http traffic coming from eth1 -> eth0 with MARK 0x1 as well. >I then ACCEPT them in the filter/FORWARD chain based on --mark 0x1. > >However, I want to shape this traffic, and limit based on the 0x1 MARK. >I want to limit traffic to 4MBit outgoing on eth1 (incoming http), and >4MBit outgoing on eth0 (return http), *independently*, even though they >use the same MARK. > >If I use HTB, assigned to egress eth0 and another assigned to eth1, and >classify packets based on the MARK 0x1 (from above this is two tcp >streams in different connections under the same mark), does tc: > >a) Treat the interfaces separately, giving me 4MBit either way > independently This is the correct answer. Traffic Control is applied to each interface independently. Didn't you notice that when you configure a qdisc/class/filter you must always specify the interface name ? :) The fact that you use the same MARK in both directions has no influence at all on the queueing. >b) Treat the interfaces as one (because one MARK is being used), and > give me 4MBit total across both streams? Regards /Christian [http://benve.info] _______________________________________________ LARTC mailing list LARTC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mailman.ds9a.nl/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/lartc
