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> For advanced configs, you can queue inbound traffic on an outbound
> interface if it leaves the router/bridge on a different interface than
> it entered on.

Can you show exmaple of this configuration, with some comments about 
what that config do ?

I am interested in solution for this network config
                                 -- rl0 --- client 1
internet --- fxp0 ---- router <
                                 -- rl1 --- client 2

inet - 10 Mb
client 1 have garanted bandwidth of 2 Mb
client 2 have all avaible bandwidth (from 8 to 10 Mbit)

Are you talking about solution for this task ?