Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 14 Sep 1999 18:27:14 +0100 (BST) | From | Dale Amon <> | Subject | Re: Throttling |
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I've been pointed at the linux diffserv project and am currently reading the Draft RFC on it. Looks like it can do most of whatever I or yourself might want, but there is a bit of recursive learning to be done before I grok all that it says.
As was suggested to me, I tried a yahoo search on linux diffserv and came up with the project web site at the top of the list.
In my own application, I need to throttle by the source ip's of sites within a very large network. I have to guarantee each site a minimum bandwidth, but allow them the use of more bandwidth if no other site is using it. And of course share unused bandwidth fairly between sites.
I think diffserv can handle this, but I need to read a lot more.
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