Andrew Niemantsverdriet wrote: > I have been using Shorewall for a long time (2 years) as my traffic > controller. In that time the amount of things that need to be > controlled has outgrown wSshorewall can do (and still be manageable). > So I went searching for a different program and came across bwm_tools > (http://bwm-tools.pr.linuxrulz.org/). I am trying to integrate > shorewall and this program together and I know I need to use the QUEUE > function so I read the Kazaa Filtering article and tried adding the > suggested rules to my Shorewall rules file. That did not work, I did > not see any traffic flowing through to the bandwidth manager. >
If you are managing traffic headed to the net, I would try this:
1) Any xxx->net ACCEPT policies should be replaced by QUEUE policies.
2) Any xxx->net ACCEPT rules should be replaced by QUEUE rules.
3) Set FASTACCEPT=No in shorewall.conf
4) Add this in the ESTABLISHED section of the rules file:
QUEUE all net
5) Add this in the RELATED section of the rules file:
QUEUE all net
-Tom
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