Marking particular programs
Is it possible to "mark" packets from particular programs running on the routing server? Such as Squid or Apt?
Without this, I have no way (that I know of) of identifying the nature of the HTTP traffic so I can limit it accordingly.
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Daniel
В Чтв, 30/10/2008 в 16:39 -0700, Daniel L. Miller пишет:
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Is it possible to "mark" packets from particular programs running on the routing server? Such as Squid or Apt?
Without this, I have no way (that I know of) of identifying the nature of the HTTP traffic so I can limit it accordingly.
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Покотиленко Костик <[email protected]>
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Is it possible to "mark" packets from particular programs running on the routing server? Such as Squid or Apt?
Without this, I have no way (that I know of) of identifying the nature of the HTTP traffic so I can limit it accordingly.
Squid marks its own traffic for QoS as needed.
Recent versions go as far as to set it based on originating source for better external/internal flow handling.
apt can be configured to use Squid or system proxy settings for more efficient bandwidth usage.
Amos Jeffries
Squid Developer
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Quoted 3 lines · Daniel L. Miller
Is it possible to "mark" packets from particular programs running on the routing server? Such as Squid or Apt?
Without this, I have no way (that I know of) of identifying the nature of the HTTP traffic so I can limit it accordingly.
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Squid marks its own traffic for QoS as needed.
Recent versions go as far as to set it based on originating source for better external/internal flow handling.apt can be configured to use Squid or system proxy settings for more efficient bandwidth usage.
Amos Jeffries
Squid Develo
Thank you. For Squid, I assume you're referring to the 'tcp_outgoing_tos" parameter. For Apt, I don't see how to handle it - except to run a 2nd copy of Squid, which I don't want to do.
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Daniel