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IP Masq box and Napster
I have a IP Masq box running as a gateway in my house so that my roommates and I can all use our cable modem. THe problem is that several of my roommates use napster and its eating our bandwidth.
I was hoping someone out there might no of a way that I can limit (preferably by percentage of maximum available) the bandwidth available to their napster ports.
Note: due to my own lazyless I am still running kernal 2.0.36.
I was hoping someone out there might no of a way that I can limit (preferably by percentage of maximum available) the bandwidth available to their napster ports.
Note: due to my own lazyless I am still running kernal 2.0.36.
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I assume you're right on this one (I new 2.0.36 was pretty limiting on such things) but I'd like to leave it open a while and see If anyone else comes up with anything.
you could go with shaper but for $595 you can get the goods at:
ET/BWMGR - Bandwidth Manager
http://www.etinc.com/
version 2 of squid proxy... compile with:
--enable-delay-pools Enable delay pools to limit bandwith usage
http://squid.nlanr.net
ET/BWMGR - Bandwidth Manager
http://www.etinc.com/
version 2 of squid proxy... compile with:
--enable-delay-pools Enable delay pools to limit bandwith usage
http://squid.nlanr.net
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not really what I was looking for for a simple linux gateway and a cable modem
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Works for me. I'll be upgrading to 2.2.15 as soon as it is available (I've there ip masq can be unstable in some situations with 2.2.14). Thanks for the ipchains command, it'll keep me from having to look it up later.
if you want more details about TOS, you can take a look at :
http://uhp.u-nancy.fr/linux/linuxdoc/HOWTO/IPCHAINS-HOWTO.html
in section 4.1 at sub-section "Manipulating the Type Of Service"
good luck and thanks for the points !
:)
http://uhp.u-nancy.fr/linux/linuxdoc/HOWTO/IPCHAINS-HOWTO.html
in section 4.1 at sub-section "Manipulating the Type Of Service"
good luck and thanks for the points !
:)
I myself would have needed the same kind of system some time ago, but I found none.