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NiceShaper is the program developed for Linux router environment. It works in user space on top of standard Linux QOS implementation and iptables. By default, a proven HTB algorithm is used for the root, inner, and leaf classes, SFQ packets scheduling algorithm is the default queuing discipline (qdisc) contained within each of leaf classes, U32 and FW are used as the packets classifiers. NiceShaper provides dynamic traffic shaping approach which is more effective than traditional shaping with static rates. While constantly monitoring the traffic flowing through the router, in response to the changing load, dynamically adjusts the rate and ceil parameters values of enabled HTB classes to the values which enable the fullest possible utilization of Internet connection throughput. ...

JDNSS is a DNS server implemented in Java and should run on any platform that supports Java 1.2 or greater. It was written to act as a "leaf" server and currently supports A, MS, NS, CNAME, PTR, SOA, TXT, and AAAA lookups via UDP and TCP.

A Linux Traffic Control Management Interface: build tc-style rules for control network flows. Have support to set queue disciplines to interface (root) or inside a class (leaf), create classes and classifiers.

xml-HTB is a tool for automatic generation of bash scripts that sets up HTB on Linux. It uses xml configuration files. It's easy to use, It have a lot of features: multiple depths of classes, configurable leaf, u32 and fw filters, configure both input a

1.68MB floppy using the 2.4.6 kernel which includes IPTABLES. Most if not all packages in this dist are out of date. I would recommend using LEAF at http://leaf-project.org/ which is more up to date.