Ricardo Soria wrote:
Very thanks for your suggestion, but... Consider that the traffic that comes from the cisco 1600 is not originated into itself; this router is just passing traffic that comes from Internet (infinite source MAC addresses possible)
I don't think so - ethernet is link layer
, so, I really couldn't shape
traffic by its source MAC address.
So if you use iptraf lan monitor you can not see the MAC of the ciscos sending and receiving?
The same for the
cisco 827, except that possible destination MAC addresses are not so much. Traffic that my linux box sends to cisco 827 is not finally for itself, but for any computer in the remote subnet.
Even if the MAC bit doesn't work, I think if you can manage to route the traffic properly, then you should be able to mark/filter it for shaping.
Andy.
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