[TriLUG] iptables preferencing question

[Joshua Gitlin]

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Thanks Mike!

That wasn't quite it, but it gave me a jumping off point. Foom there I 
found [ http://www.linuxguruz.com/iptables/howto/2.4routing-9.html 
].The program I want is called tc (I think). I will read up on tc (man 
8 tc) and see if I can figure it out. Otherwise, anyone familiar with 
tc? ;)

- -Josh

On Wednesday, September 24, 2003, at 04:01  PM, Michael Thompson wrote:

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> This *may* help, otherwise I'd google around for a while...
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> http://www.pcquest.com/content/depth/102110503.asp
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> HTH,
>
> - --mike
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> Joshua Gitlin wrote:
> | Hey Guys,
> |
> | I'm using a linux box (Mandrake in case it matters) with iptables to
> | share a cable modem connection. Some of the other users use Gnutella
> | applications, which hog all the bandwidth and slow http and ftp down 
> to
> | a crawl. Is there some way that I can configure iptables to "prefer"
> | http or ftp, and handle those packets before Gnutella packets? I
> | remember when I was compiling my kernel some options for packet
> | scheduling based on port... but I have no idea how to implement 
> this. TIA!
> |
> | -Joshua Gitlin
>
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