Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
ons 2008-04-09 klockan 16:34 +1200 skrev Jason Haar:
Seems to work well - but there's no indication of how long an IP would
end up "blacklisted" if it occurred.
Well, they would earn back 1k/s when idle, until their pool is full
again.
But you probably should is a somewhat bigger refill rate.. I think a
suitable setup for what you are doing is a rate which refills the pool
in 12-24 hours.
Actually - you're dead-right. I'm not really after quota-ing users -
it's more about "convincing" them that mis-using our network isn't a
good idea. We want to allow multi-media for valid business reasons - and
a little personal - we just don't want them flat-lining our links
downloading DVDs and listening to Internet radio/TV.
So base your rule on 150MB/day, and use the pool only as a tool to give
the user a credit if idle..
150MMB/day
1820/157286400
is exacly 150MB per day.
If the user is doing a constant download much larger than 150MB the
first 200MB or so will be quite fast and then he will be capped at
150MB/day in average until the download finishes.
Great. Sounds like a plan to me!
Thanks!
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Jason Haar
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