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Curious how this differs from the other bandwidth management tool 
(commercialized) that's around.  I think one is called Bandwidth Arbitrator.

Thanks.

Hi,

I had been reading all the available docs about bmw including the nice
docs by Kobe Lenjou and the mailing list archive. I decided to try it my
self but to no avail.

this is the error i got when i run "./configure"  of bwm.

checking for rrd_create in -lrrd... no
checking for rrd_update in -lrrd... no
Error: Working librrd required

by the way i have installed rrdtool-1.0.45 successfully 
is there a way to tell bwm where to find librrd?

Thanks,
Eric

On Fri, Mar 26, 2004 at 12:59:00PM +0800, Eric Anier wrote:
> checking for rrd_create in -lrrd... no
> checking for rrd_update in -lrrd... no
> Error: Working librrd required
>=20
> by the way i have installed rrdtool-1.0.45 successfully=20
> is there a way to tell bwm where to find librrd?
>=20

Hi Eric,

bwm-tools tests the currently installed librrd.so library if it contains
the functions rrd_create & rrd_update. It seems that sometimes it
requires the -lm to link in the math library. The second test, tests
this. If both fail it comes to the conclusion either your librrd.so file
isn't in your library path or it doesn't work.

Please check that you do have librrd.so symlink in your library path and
you can also check config.log to see exactly what the configure script
is complaining about.

Regards
Nigel
=20

Hi Eric,

Quoting Eric Anier <em...@me...>:
> this is the error i got when i run "./configure"  of bwm.
> 
> checking for rrd_create in -lrrd... no
> checking for rrd_update in -lrrd... no
> Error: Working librrd required
> 

I had the same trouble compiling bwm_tools-0.1.8 in a RH 9 box, and I did this
to "fix" it:

rrdtool-1.0.46 installation: 
./cofigure --prefix=/usr

so, the bwm_tools config found the rrd_crate and rrd_update, but didn't found
the libbwm.so.1

maybe, you'll have to make a sym link in /usr/lib to the libbwm.so.1

It's not the best way to compile, but works...

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Hi,
 Me and my team are planning to have our bandwidth shaped in protocol
basis in the root node not for the individual client's .
For e.g
<firewall>
..
# Traffic Section
<traffic>
<flow name="root_dw" max-rate="192000" report-timeout="60"
report-format="rrd">
#NOW HERE COMES THE PROTOCOL BASIS SHAPING
<flow name="http" max-rate="89600" report-timeout="60" report-format="rrd">

****  Is THERE ANYWAY TO ADD CLIENTS OVER HERE *********

</flow>
<flow name="smtp" max-rate="51200" report-timeout="60" report-format="rrd">
</flow>
<flow name="ftp" max-rate="51200" report-timeout="60" report-format="rrd">
</flow>

</flow>
</traffic>
</firewall>

OR WE HAVE TO END UP LIKE THIS

                          |
                          |

                      MACHINE ONE ( ROOT NODE PROTOCOL BASIS SHAPING)
                          |
                          |
                      MACHINE TWO ( Simple Download and upload for client)
                          |
                          |

******** here we have two machine with bwmd daemon running in individual
machine *******

Is there any way around ?

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