> > The direction on the "pass" rule is related to which packets that rule > matches. So a packet comes in and matches a rule and creates a state > table entry. If that rule has a queue specifier, the state entry is > marked with the queue name. > > Now when you have any packet matching that state, that queue assignment > is used; if the outbound interface that this packet will be sent over > has a queue with that name, traffic will be queued. > >
OK, so do you suggest that inbound traffic cannot be shaped? If that was true, then PF after 5.5 release would not be able to do what it was able to do before with altq. Now that is sad...
