On Friday 14 March 2003 15:13, David Watson wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using IMQ on my firewall to manage downloads by two networks
> within
> the firewall. I mark traffic in iptables, and jump to IMQ from postrouting.
> This allows me to manage the traffic coming from the internet even though
> it is leaving on 2 interfaces, however I think I've hit a limitation of
> IMQ. If the firewall machine downloads from the internet link then
> postrouting rules are not hit in iptables. I did try putting a rule in
> input jumping to IMQ, but I wasn't particularly surprised when I didn't see
> the traffic on imq0.
So you tried putting packets from the input table in the imq device, but that
didn't worked? Strange.
> Is there a way to manage the input traffic to the firewall from the
> internet alongside the two internal networks? I guess policing might be the
> only option?
If you are able to put the traffic from the input iptable in the imq device,
you can.
Stef
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