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From: Dennis <dennis@etinc.com>
Subject: Re: Traffic priority shaping ?
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At 09:12 AM 6/9/00 +0200, Dave Wilson wrote:
>Hi guys, howzit going?
>
>I'm looking at setting up a traffic shaping FreeBSD box, I know how to do
>normal traffic shaping with ipfw based on IP/network address, but anyone got
>any good ideas on how to do actual traffic priority shaping depending on the
>protocol used (www,smtp,pop3,ftp etc) ?
>I know with ipfw I can specify traffic shaping routes based on port number,
>but I'm looking for something maybe a bit more dynamic...
>Any good ideas?
>Please help if you can 8-)

If you're looking for something with all the bells and whistles, try the
ET/BWMGR for freebsd. Prioritization, minimum guarantee, virtual name
limiting, HTML GUI. Its all in there.


www.etinc.com

Dennis


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