Re: bandwidth limit

From: serge (pserge77_at_ukr.net)
Date: 10/28/04 

Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 20:52:13 +0300

Hello, Maxim!

Thanks for your answer.

 MSS> Yes, surely. Put the packets to the queue, and then deliver them
 MSS> via timer-based intervals. Drop the packets at all if the queue starts
 MSS> to be too long.

 MSS> Look in FreeBSD's "dummynet" source for a logic sample.

I want to have constant traffic bandwidth for certain IP addresses.
Let's say, I want to download 700 MB file with 33K bps on 100 MBit channel.
We can not 'cache' the file for certain reasons.

Windows will lost connection if I drop some packets...

Best regards,
Serge.

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