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author | Dirk Olmes <dirk@xanthippe.ping.de> |
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date | Thu, 08 Aug 2013 16:57:06 +0200 |
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1 Title: Fair traffic queueing using fq_codel | 1 Title: Fair traffic queueing using fq_codel |
2 Date: 2013-08-08 | 2 Date: 2013-08-08 |
3 Lang: en | 3 Lang: en |
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5 ![Eclipse XML preferences](http://www.imagetxt.com/userpics/funnyimage-72529829.png) | |
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5 I've been planning on playing around with Linux' traffic shaping for quite some time now. My linux router machine is directly connected to the DSL modem - no consumer grade router box in the mix (and hence none of the vulnerabilities and security nightmares that have been discovered in those kind of boxen in the recent past). | 7 I've been planning on playing around with Linux' traffic shaping for quite some time now. My linux router machine is directly connected to the DSL modem - no consumer grade router box in the mix (and hence none of the vulnerabilities and security nightmares that have been discovered in those kind of boxen in the recent past). |
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7 My requirements for traffice shaping are quite simple: I share some open source downloads via bittorrent but don't want the torrent traffic to block regular surfing, Skype voice calls etc. | 9 My requirements for traffice shaping are quite simple: I share some open source downloads via bittorrent but don't want the torrent traffic to block regular surfing, Skype voice calls etc. |
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