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I've used HTB-init for a while (link here )... At the beginning I've found it very good, but I have had some network config change (my upload bandwidth becomes 256K instead of 128K) and it sets me a lot of trouble.
In theory, you just have to change one or two parameters for a class, and re-run the script and everything should be fine... But I don't know why, it didn't want to take my new config in consideration... So I have had to found another solution with the ADSL-bandwidth management Howto
As a summary, I think this script is great but only for high rate (1M and over)
Does any one have any good scripts for htb out there??
You didn't write a thing about what kind of shaping you want.
For standalone linux routers and bandwidth sharing among users in the LAN,
I wrote this script: http://www.metamorpher.de/fairnat
For single user, Wondershaper (or alike) will do better.
I've used HTB-init for a while (link here )... At the beginning I've found it very good, but I have had some network config change (my upload bandwidth becomes 256K instead of 128K) and it sets me a lot of trouble.
In theory, you just have to change one or two parameters for a class, and re-run the script and everything should be fine... But I don't know why, it didn't want to take my new config in consideration... So I have had to found another solution with the ADSL-bandwidth management Howto
As a summary, I think this script is great but only for high rate (1M and over)
Oliv'
the problem with htbinit is that i cant figure it out I basicly want something to do the job that the wondershaper script i got right now is doing but will allow sharing between classes of unsed traffic. I really only need about 3 classes, hi prio, med, and low. Eventialy i will need to share bandwidth between multiple ip's but right now its just me using this connection. Can i set up a bulk class with htb init and add like 5 or so ports to it for p2p apps or do i have to make seperate files for it?
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Originally posted by frostschutz You didn't write a thing about what kind of shaping you want.
For standalone linux routers and bandwidth sharing among users in the LAN,
I wrote this script: http://www.metamorpher.de/fairnat
For single user, Wondershaper (or alike) will do better.
thats a very nice script you got there! I like it but it seems to be set up for multiple users not multiple port priorities.. But its still great though!
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