I'm setting up a firewall with queues and I'd like to know how much
traffic of a given "class" was ACTUALLY sent out of an interface (i.e.
not dropped by a queue). I mark the classes by means of labels.
I have a couple of questions:
1) Let's assume that every queue contains the traffic of only a single
class. What is the amount of traffic sent OUT of the queue? In the
statistics showed by "pfctl -vs queue" there are two values: one is the
amount of dropped traffic, and the other?
Is it the traffic sent OUT, or is the traffic sent INTO the queue (so I
have to subtract the amount of the dropped one)?
2) If the queues contain the traffic of more than a class, is there a
way to know the amount of traffic that actually was sent out (not
dropped by a queue) for every single class?
The statistics showed by "pfctl -vs labels" count the traffic ENTERED in
the queue, even for "pass OUT" rules?
Thanks.
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