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Hey Guys,
I'm using a linux box (Mandrake in case it matters) with iptables to share a cable modem connection. Some of the other users use Gnutella applications, which hog all the bandwidth and slow http and ftp down to a crawl. Is there some way that I can configure iptables to "prefer" http or ftp, and handle those packets before Gnutella packets? I remember when I was compiling my kernel some options for packet scheduling based on port... but I have no idea how to implement this. TIA!
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