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On 14/01/2015 3:44 a.m., Dr. Lars Hanke wrote:
> Hi Eliezer:
>
>> There are couple aspects to the issue. The options are: - TOS
>> marking of specific connections - TPROXY(leaving the src IP the
>> same) - delay_pools
>>
>> If you have a shaping setu
Hi Eliezer:
There are couple aspects to the issue.
The options are:
- TOS marking of specific connections
- TPROXY(leaving the src IP the same)
- delay_pools
If you have a shaping setup in place or device that is capable of
traffic shaping based on TOS marking you can take a look at this option
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Amos,
TOS without infrastructure support does not effect.
Routers/switches must be configured to understand packet labeling.
This is not trivial task and cannot be solve without touch network
equipment.
13.01.2015 16:41, Amos Jeffries пишет:
> On
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On 13/01/2015 11:30 p.m., Dr. Lars Hanke wrote:
> I want to prioritize traffic of some subnets over the the rest to
> avoid leisure traffic killing critical business traffic over a slow
> network connection. This of course would be a task for tools lik
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Cisco QoS?
13.01.2015 16:30, Dr. Lars Hanke пишет:
> I want to prioritize traffic of some subnets over the the rest to avoid
> leisure traffic killing
critical business traffic over a slow network connection. This of course
would be a task for tool
Hey Dr,
There are couple aspects to the issue.
The options are:
- TOS marking of specific connections
- TPROXY(leaving the src IP the same)
- delay_pools
If you have a shaping setup in place or device that is capable of
traffic shaping based on TOS marking you can take a look at this option.
I want to prioritize traffic of some subnets over the the rest to avoid
leisure traffic killing critical business traffic over a slow network
connection. This of course would be a task for tools like tc, but behind
the proxy the information of the original IP is lost.
I do not want to statical
