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Cheesepie
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Crg
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| Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2004 12:50 am Post subject: Re: Limiting bandwidth usage (not quota!) |
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| Cheesepie wrote: | I have an MDK webserver running on an old p3 600 box.
Anyways, one of the sites on that server recently became very popular, and its starting to lag my adsl connection beyond beleif.
Is there a way to throttle the server's bandwidth usage, so I can leave some bandwidth for the rest of my LAN? Im not talking about user quotas here, I need something to throttle the actual connection. |
Most of the webservice traffic would be upstream wouldn't it?
You could use QoS and give everything else priority over traffic from port 80 of your webserver.
If you search for "wondershaper" on these forums it should match quite a few things which might be of some help to you. |
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Janne Pikkarainen
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If you're using Apache 1.3.x, then Apache's mod_throttle is very handy.
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mirko_3
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I think some programs are wondershaper and trickle... don't have links, but it shouldn't be hard to find them on google.com/linux... just I don't have the time right now, sorry
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FuzzeX
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I don't know how comfortable you are with iptables, but I've setup a filter that does something similar on my DSL line.
I use a token bucket filter on my upstream and stocastic fairness queuing on my down. Check out the Linux Advanced Routing Howto for more on it. I would give you the lines, but I'm not at that box very much at the moment, but I could post them later this week. |
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Arno
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