El Friday 04 May 2007 00:36:10 matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx escribió: > i have been googling and reading the docs on how to set up a fair que that > gives each user or client ip equal bandwidth. most, if not all, i find > are examples how to prioritize by the type of traffic such as ssh, http, > ftp, smtp, and various p2p. is it possible to set up cues for each ip on > the subnet where each user gets a fair turn. i would probably have to > set the max bandwidth and total que size to avoid latency. stochastic > fair queuing seems like it might work, but all i find on that is to mark > by protocol. > > also, the number of ip's on the subnet is dynamic. i would rather not > create a static number of que's for each ip. > > could anyone give me some ideas, so some better search ideas for google, > or a link to a manual that might explain what i was looking for. again > all i find is how to que or prioritize by protocol, which i do not want to > do. > I think you should give ESFQ [http://fatooh.org/esfq-2.6/] a ride looks exactly what you need. I am using it in a setup (~150 clients) and it works well IF you want to give all clients the same amount of bandwidth > thanks > > matt >
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