> one of ascends packeteer units over the last couple of days, that allows
> packet shaping on in and outbound traffic on a per protocol basis. It
(the inbound claim is a bit suspect by the way 8) spam it with 100% load
of raw UDP frames and it wont shape them - you cant shape them) 8)
> also allows a QOS to be assigned to different protocols, so that certian
> traffic has priority over others.
Linux 2.0 does the QOS rewriting and has shaper. 2.2 can do more clever stuff
using firewall rules and either CBQ or multiple routing tables and shapers
Alan
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