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but if you define a queue on a device every packet will match in the 
default queue, not?


sorry i didnt checked the reply mail address so the last mail was
"what if i have file server on this machine too, and i need 100Mbit to 
acces the fileserver?

i mean than i need an 100M queue for internal traffic and 128K for 
internet traffic, right?
is this possible to do?
"



Josh Finlay írta:

> Well maybe you would need to only queue on ip's 192.168.0.0/24
> and ignore the queue for !192.168.0.0/24
>
> im not sure how to go about this
> but ive seen it done before ;)
>
>