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On 13/12/2010 21:03, lupuscramus wrote:
Hi,

I would use the cbq (or htb, or any algo which is based on ip source) queuing
in order to manage my bandwith (~ 12 Mbits fot 150 users).

I can't make a rule in my firewall because my firewall doesn't know what is
the ip source : he knows the proxy server ip.

I have not seen the feature in squid - the only bandwith management I've seen
is the delay pools -, is there any way to use a QOS based on ip source ? Or
must I code the use of cbq ?

Thanks,

Grégoire Leroy

Hi Gregorie,

CBQ and HTB are policy's that are applied to the network interface on the server, they are independent of Squid. I've used HTB in various scenarios where I've wanted to control a specific users bandwidth independent of the proxy software that has been running on the box. Using the info on lartc.org it is fairly easy to compile a simple shaping policy. If you want to do more advanced things though you will need to investigate marking the packets on the firewall and also look at using Squid to apply QOS markers to the traffic. I recall there was a discussion on this recently on this list. A a search of the archives should find this.

Tris

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