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From: Mark Bojara <mark@mics.co.za>
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Subject: ssh bandwidth priority
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Hello All,

I would like to somehow set up so that SSH takes priority over all other
packets.. I have tried this with ipfw weights but it does not seem to be
working could somebody give me a example on how i would do this?

Thanks
Mark