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Old 05-12-2006, 07:38 AM   #1
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Limit the bit-rate and add a fixed buffer to a network interface


Hi all,

i need to set a fix buffer before the ethernet interface and to limit the maximum bitrate. As for the former, I found that with the bfifo queuing disciplines of iproute2 package seems it is easy to manage the buffer size.

The problem is to limit the maximum bitrate and the buffer at the same time.

I tried to use the queuing disciplines Token Bucket Filter (tbf) to set both the buffer size and the maximum bit-rate but i don't know if it's suits to my problem.

Any idea?

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