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Hi, First of all I wish to thank you and congratulate Manuel for this *great* job. I think a lot of us now how much time it is to write good code. I'm not sure I fully understood the use of the traffic shaping (in fact, I'm sure I don't :)). Here's what I've done, please tell me if I'm wrong or not, and how I can improve that setting. I have a leased line with 128Ko bandwidth. I want to : 1) Give the highest priority Citrix client connections (from outside) 2) Give the lowest priority to SMTP connections (in and out) 3) Give a medium priority to other connections (HTTP, SSH, .) - I've created 2 pipes of 120Ko, one representing the uplink, the other the downlink. - I've created 6 queues, 3 for each pipe, with weight of 1, 20, 100 - I've created 2 rules for SMTP : -- interface : WAN / dest port : 25 / direction : in / Queue : weight 1 bounded to 'uplink' pipe -- interface : LAN / dest port : 25 / direction : in / Queue : weight 1 bounded to 'downlink' pipe - I've created 2 rules for Citrix : -- interface : WAN / dest port : 1494 / direction : in / Queue : weight 100 bounded to 'uplink' pipe -- interface : LAN / src port : 1494 / direction : in / Queue : weight 100 bounded to 'downlink' pipe - and for the rest : -- interface : WAN / any ports / direction : in / Queue : weight 20 bounded to 'uplink' pipe -- interface : LAN / any ports / direction : in / Queue : weight 20 bounded to 'downlink' pipe When the src or dest is not specified, it is 'any'. I'm really not sure it's a good setting... Olivier Nibart |