> We will have a ISP link into our building here of about 2M.
> We want to share this out to a number of small companies in the building,
> so each would have say 128K maximum bandwidth.
> If I put a linux machine after the router (or as the router) is there any
> way I can limit certain IP address ranges to a maximum usage of the pipe?
> How on earth do I do that!
Peculiar. Unless there are complex pay per packet financial issues (in which
case find a better ISP) I think you want something different - you want
"Each company is guaranteed to be able to grab 128Kbits when it needs it,
but can grab the rest if its free while it is free"
The CBQ schedulers in 2.2 can do this kind of setup
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