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On Sun, 10 May 1998, Brandon Lockhart wrote:

> Just wondering if IFCONFIG has been modified yet to support the ability to
> limit data sent from each port over a certain device.  IE, allow 3mbps to
> go over eth0 port 80.  Etc.   I know there was talk, just wondering if it
> was implemented yet.

  Search archives for "altq".  It has recently reached version >1.0, and
is now quite stable.  Developed by someone at Sony.  It can do traffic
shaping and custom priority queues.

  There is at two least two more similar project underway.

Tom


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