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I heard that if you use port 443 (the port usually used for https) for ssh, the encrypted packets look the same to your isp.
Could this be a way to avoid traffic shaping/throttling?
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In general, they can see how much bandwidth you are using, whether or not the traffic packets have been sent, so if ....
Your ISP is probably more likely to traffic shape port 443 over 22, seeing as 22 requires more real of some type.
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Hi there...
I'm working on a C daemon that monitors a configuration file (updated using a web interface) and then uses the Linux "tc" (traffic control) command to update the systems traffic shaping configuration.
What's a good way to actually invoke the...
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traffic shaping configuration directly from your deamon? That would save you calling tc and parsing.
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I have just become the only IT manager of a small business. We have multiple internet providers (Comcast, Time Warner, XO and Qwest).
I'm looking for some solutions that can aggregate those connections, and use traffic shaping to provide the best route...
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See an example of load-balancing outgoing connections://blog.kovyrin.net/2006/04/....
Refer to following article:
http and ALTQ traffic shaping would suit your needs.
For example, you can use HTB for traffic shaping.
On Linux.
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Where can I learn about controlling/interrogating the network interface under Linux? I'd like to get specific application upload/download speeds, and enforce a speed limit for a specific application.
I'd particularly like information that can help me ...
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This inserts itself between....
Assuming your application doesn't use.
It is actually quite hard shaping per application Advanced Routing & Traffic Control is a good place to start.
traffic-shaping application that uses iproute2.
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Is there any way to forward packets from network A to network B (just like a router) without changing source IP Address (and vice versa, from network B to network A) and also enforcing traffic shaping rules?
The solution should be implemented in FreeBSD...
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To bet that the TrafficShaper you're referring to is NAT'ing primarily to guarantee that traffic returns.
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Hi! I want to write a library (C\C++) which would be able to monitor network traffic (TCP and UDP) as well as limit bandwidth to a particular network area (apply different traffic shaping rules to different network zones). This library should work on ...
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I am not sure about what you mean by limiting... .
That'll help you get started.
The source of the same is available here.
Did you take a look at the winpcap library? It's essentially the Windows version of the libpcap library widely used in the Unix world .
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Hi
I'm trying to do traffic shaping with FreeBSD, here are my rules
su-3.2# ipfw show | grep pipe 08380 1514852 125523804 pipe 1 tcp from any to any dst-port 80 su-3.2# ipfw pipe 1 show 00001: 2.000 Mbit/s 0 ms 50 sl. 1 queues (1 buckets) droptail mask...
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If you aren't married to ipfw you , there are tons more available... .
If you're tied to ipfw have a look at this site - They talk about OS X traffic shaping, but ipfw, which if I remember right makes the traffic shaping break down).
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Hello.
My internet connection goes like this:
Internet <-128kbps link-> Cisco Router (Public IP) <-LAN-> Linux router/server (Public IP) <-LAN-> Regular PCs (Public IPs)
The Cisco router:
the first Public IP allocated to my institution...
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What kind of Cisco is it? You generally can do shaping on IOS as well, it may default 2 # 100 mbps tc class add dev eth0 parent 1: classid 1:1 htb rate 100mbit # To LAN traffic tc class add dev eth0 parent 1:1 classid....
Of frame on the wire.
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Hi guys,
I have a 1.5 Mbit/s link that i want to share with 150 users.
My setup is the following:
Liunux box with 3 NICs eth0 - public ip eth1 - subnet A - 50 users (static ips) eth2 - subnet B - 100 users (via dhcp)
I am using squid as a transparent ...
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I'm still getting into traffic shaping myself and found the HTB Linuxqueuing discipline manual , not bits per second, as we are used to) and to have effective traffic filtering, you usually need.
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I read lartc but I don't feel I need such a complicated solution for simple needs. One of such simple use cases is to limit a specific process' available bandwidth, upstream or downstream. How can I run wget or firefox constrained to 50 kb/s download ...
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Proxy and have that software manage the limiting/shaping? Any Squid gurus out there?
Wget has.
To traffic shaping, as does wondershaper.
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