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Subject: Re: Packet/traffic shapper ?
To: kev@lab321.ru (Eugeny Kuzakov)
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> > The two best tools in this area at the moment are ALTQ and dummynet.  
> ALTQ - great ! But not support ppp* devices.
> dummynet - well. Reqs ipfw.
> 
> I uses ipfilter ! :(

shouldn't take too much to patch ipfilter to return a different action
than pass/drop and thus cause packets to be passed through the
bw limiter.

	luigi


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