Hi,
I was reviewing the patch Patrick McHardy has contributed to squid QoS
features (http://trash.net/~kaber/squid-qos/), and decided to do something
similar which could classify client side traffic based on whether SQUID's
response is a cache HIT or a cache MISS. I think I got it working. I made
ALOHA to all readers !
I have released a new version of the Zero Penalty Hit patch for SQUID
caching engine (ZPH). Now it is possible to mark HIT packets leaving the
proxy with an IP option - this means the packets can later be classified
on the SQUID engine machine itself (via a simple tc
Hi.
You will probably benefit from this SQUID patch. It can be used to mark,
and then classify packets generated by the SQUID caching engine based on
wheather they are served from the cache (HIT) or being retrieved now
(MISS).
More info on: http://www.it-academy.bg/zph/
You can do this when TC
Hi,
I need to simulate (with a certain degree of control) common WAN
problems like packet loss/duplication, delay and conditions of limited
bandwidth. I found that NISTNet is what i need, but it seems the package
has not been updated since October, 2000.
This is not really a problem as I
Hi,
I'm trying to configure IMQ to work on the same machine with frottle
(http://frottle.sourceforge.net). The problem is both feed themselves
packets through netfilter queueing mechanism, but currently there can
only be one netfilter queue per protocol family.
To explain why I need IMQ in the
Hi,
Thanks for the response, Ed.
It seems I have not been clear enough. Forget about frottle, currently the
problem is much simpler. I have two NICs in a bridge (which is router's
LAN interface) and another NIC which is the WAN. The upstream can be
easily controlled with an egress qdisc set on
Hi,
I do not have much of experience with frottle, but the project is well
documented and my configuration is almost exact copy of the default one:
This are non-commented lines from my master's /etc/frottle.conf:
mastermode 1
clientmode 1
daemon 1
masterip 10.0.0.249
queuesize 100
hiports