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| Sirs, I am searching a tool to dynamically control bandwidth in my network. Suppose I have a network composed of some subnets. I don't want that one single subnet takes control of the whole bandwidth thought the gateway. There are some solutions like iproute with cbq etc. But I would like to have the flow control of the network, through my gateway, dynamically handled. That means, if subnet 1 needs all the bandwidth for less than 1 minute, that ok. The burst of 1 minute is tolerated. But after this 1 minute I must reduce the bandwidth it is using until it reaches a minimum that is fair to the others. I saw many Papers on the net with plenty of algorithms to handle queues an so on. Is there a software for a a Linux router that solves my problem? If doesn't, what do we have that is closest to what I need? -- //leoh main(){int j=1234;char t[]=":@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.\n" ,*i = "iqgbgxmlvivuc\n:wwnfwsdoi"; char *strchr(char *,int); while(*i){j+=strchr(t,*i++)-t;j%=sizeof t-1;putchar(t[j]);}} |
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| Leonardo H. Machado wrote: > Sirs, > > I am searching a tool to dynamically control bandwidth in my network. > > Suppose I have a network composed of some subnets. I don't want > that one single subnet takes control of the whole bandwidth thought > the gateway. There are some solutions like iproute with cbq etc. > But I would like to have the flow control of the network, through > my gateway, dynamically handled. That means, if subnet 1 needs all > the bandwidth for less than 1 minute, that ok. The burst of 1 minute > is tolerated. But after this 1 minute I must reduce the bandwidth > it is using until it reaches a minimum that is fair to the others. > > I saw many Papers on the net with plenty of algorithms to handle > queues an so on. > > > Is there a software for a a Linux router that solves my problem? If > doesn't, what do we have that is closest to what I need? > > Hi, try tc (traffic control) and htb, as far as I know it is more flexible and easier to configure. Fire Google with something like "iptables tc htb example" and you will find lot of example configurations and explanations ... Regards, Joerg. |