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> When you say "per-ip basis" - can you clarify? > > Do you mean if my lan is /24, that each IP gets 1/256th of the available > bandwidth? > > Or is it per active IP's? > > (which is I think what you meant). Exactly. The dynamic rule creates a queue with the selected weight for each of the matches from the mask. > By further masking and separating traffic, I guess one could set > priorities > for traffic (email or voip for example) to always have a slice of traffic > as > well. Neat! > > Is this what you were talking about "packages based on content"? > Yes. This is a bit more complicated though. Currently it is not possible to have "traffic" match more than one rule, but this can be circumvented by unsetting net.inet.ip.fw.one_pass. I have a slight feeling that shaping more than once using queues can have strange side effects though. // Thomas Hertz |