You can apply rules in in the mangle table (FORWARD) for QoS and tuning the perfomance of your connection using queuieng policies with tc. Jorge Dávila. >There are three escenaries: >> >> (1) Packets destined to our machine >> (2) Packets originated inside our machine >> (3) Packets forwarded >> >> The table only have a reference to escenary (1) and the diagram after >> the tables hits all escenaries. >> >> Not all packets traverse all chains, that depends on the escenary. >> >I'm was already told that both are correct. There are two routing >decisions for forwarded packets (as it is drawn on the diagram) and the >second routing decision is mentioned in the table 6-3, step 8. However, >it is not clear, what kind of rules could be applied during the second >routing decision. The same as in first decision? In that case, does that >mean that I can set mark on the packet during the mangle/FORWARD and >route that packet to self in the second routing decision? And it will >traverse the table again, this time through INPUT chains? > >Anyway, I've found easier solution for my needs, so these questions are >just for curiosity. :) > >-- >WBR, >Ivan S. Dubrov > > -- Jorge Isaac Davila Lopez Nicaragua Open Source +505 430 5462 davila@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
