Hi all.

I have a m0n0 box that I want to control http downloads from my LAN 
(internal) network. (i.e., when a user wants to download a file, they 
get shuffled to the bottom of the priority list).

I have two pipes setup, one for 3000kbit (called 'in'), another for 
384kbit (called 'out'), downstream and upstream adsl respectively.

I setup a queue called 'http_in' pointed to the pipe 'in', weight '10'.  
Another queue called 'http_out' pointed to pipe 'out' weight '10'.

I have another set of queue's weight '90' called 'everything_else'.

For my rules, I have set of  'any' rules that uses my 'everything_else' 
queues.

My http rules is are set to source port HTTP and dest port HTTP.  This 
is where I get confused - if I use a web browser, my source port could 
be something besides '80' so should I set that to 'any' and just make 
sure my destination port is '80'?  Because if I set them both to 'HTTP' 
it doesn't seem to prioritize.

Also, is there anyway to verify how the rules are working?  My ISP isn't 
really all that consistent with bandwidth so I don't know if my rules 
are working or if it's just lag.

Any insight would be helpful.