Hi everybody 

One more idea how to reinsert packets:
 you can set up different pipes/queues on both LAN and WAN interfaces
 meaning, that when packet comes in from the LAN interface it hits a rule
where pipes with per/ip bw restrictions are set
 then, when passing through WAN interface, the same packed is applied
shaping rules/queuing in order to optimise/fairly distribute the total
bandwidth

Best regards,

Arturas

-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Hertz [mailto:term at cynisk dot net] 
Sent: 2004 m. geguþës 17 d. 09:19
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: RE: [m0n0wall] Advanced traffic shaping

> Then I was passing a line
> /sbin/sysctl net.inet.ip.fw.one_pass=0 This allowed packed after 
> matching one rule being passed to the following ones.

Right, that's the knob I was looking for. Thanks. 


> I have not noticed such a possibility in M0n0wall yet. Does anyone 
> know by chance how to do that in M0n0wall.
> Another question - how do you guys test if your rules realy work as 
> they should on M0n0wall?
> With pure FreeBSD and IPFW I have been using "ipfw queue list" or 
> "ipfw queue show"

You can use the http://<m0n0wall ip>/exec.php interface to run any command,
like ipfw. It's pretty handy to add rules manually, though I haven't thought
of a way to make them apply after a reboot.

// Thomas Hertz


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