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Check out the "wondershaper" and the LARTC (Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control) mailing list and website. The mailing list is quite high traffic but a wealth of information. The wonder shaper does a bit of traffic shaping and prioritization. http://lartc.org/wondershaper/ http://lartc.org/ > So really, happiness right now is just priority service for HTTP traffic. > Go to the head of the line, and all that, since everything else can take an > extra week to download without causing us any inconvenience. > Another possibility is just setting up plain old TOS. I use shorewall as my firewall and I have interactive protocols such as ssh set up for "Minimize-Delay (16)" and bandwidth intensive ones such as ftp-date set to "Maximize-Throughput (8)". You could do much the same thing, substituting http for ssh (or in addition to). > I have heard some terms thrown around, but have no knowledge yet. Is this > possible (I assume it is)? Is what I want traffic shaping, or quality of > service, or TCP flags... what is it? And, of course, is there something > somewhere that will tell me how to make it work? > Linux has quite an impressive set of traffic control features and there are numerous projects on the go to improve the featureset all the time. The LARTC site and mailing list are going to be your best resource for this sort of stuff. -- Mason -- Shrike-list mailing list Shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/shrike-list
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