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All, One of the folks on my network runs an FTP server and I'd like to use a modification of one of the magic shaper hated_down/upload rules to prevent it from slowing everything else down. Problem is, I only want to do it with this specific client, not a blanket effect on all FTP transfers (I often work from home and have to download and upload websites for clients, and I don't want it affecting that). Am I right in thinking the following should do it without affecting other ftp transfers on the network? If: WAN, upload, TCP Source: client_ip, port: 20-21, 989-990, 23580-23590 Target: m_hated upload I think I have to get all those ports, 20&21 (ftp-data&ftp), 989&990 (ssl-ftpdata&ssl-ftp), 23580-23590 (his pasv port range). Have I missed anything, or perhaps there's a better way than having 3 separate rules for this? I assume if, say people were uploading to him I could just do the same rules in reverse, i.e. destination: and target: m_hated download? Many thanks in advance. Regards, Chris -- C.M. Bagnall, Partner, Minotaur Tel: (07010) 710715 Mobile: (07811) 332969 ICQ: 13350579 AIM: MinotaurUK MSN: minotauruk at hotmail dot com Y!: Minotaur_Chris This email is made from 100% recycled electrons |