Network Operation Center wrote: > ... > eth1 => 4 Mbits > eth2.10 => 2Mbits > eth2.20 => 2Mbits > eth2.30 => 2Mbits > > i run on Shorewall 3.2.1, i have a solution ? > i have see a limit for a eth2 interface, but not in eth2.XX
VLANs in Linux work almost identically to normal interfaces. If you have zones specified by their VLAN interface, then you can apply all the same rules you would to normal interfaces. -- Paul <http://paul.gear.dyndns.org> -- Everyone who voted for slavery was free. Everyone who votes for abortion was born. That's how oppression works. -- Matt Evans, Harvard law student
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