Dominik Kubla wrote:
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> > Applications tend not to. Do we care about those that do?
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> Apache? ... Sendmail? ... Samba? ... The class? ... Bueller? Bueller? ...
They dont connect but listen on these specified ports.
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Im trying to create bounded class with two bouded childs, each one
having more than half bandwidth of their parent, whoose bandwidth they
should share, which sadly doesnt happen, when I tcpspray through both
childs in the same time, each one uses its full bandwidth, what is of
course togeather mor
Im trying to create bounded class with two bouded childs, each one
having more than half bandwidth of their parent, whoose bandwidth they
should share, which sadly doesnt happen, when I tcpspray through both
childs in the same time, each one uses its full bandwidth, what is of
course togeather mor
There is a problem with nat in at least 2.2.16 and 2.2.18. If you
specify routing first and nat second,
ip route add nat x.x.x.x via y.y.y.y
ip rule add from y.y.y.y nat x.x.x.x
the rule doesnt have an effect, ping to x.x.x.x says it got response
from y.y.y.y. With turned order of commands,
ip
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