[Routingtools-cvs] tools/sysconfig shaper,1.6,1.7

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Update of /cvsroot/routingtools/tools/sysconfig
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv24419/sysconfig

Modified Files:
	shaper 
Log Message:
- fixed the packet markers to classify all tcp packets correctly that are
  needed for the 3-way tcp connection handshake
- this leads to highly improved p2p filesharing performance
- tuned the default bandwidth settings a little bit

Index: shaper
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RCS file: /cvsroot/routingtools/tools/sysconfig/shaper,v
retrieving revision 1.6
retrieving revision 1.7
diff -C2 -d -r1.6 -r1.7
*** shaper	19 Jan 2004 18:25:13 -0000	1.6
--- shaper	26 May 2005 20:56:11 -0000	1.7
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*** 15,19 ****
  # effective. This may not be true for slow links.
  # unit is kbit/s
! LINKSPEED_UP="64"

  # measured downlink speed without traffic shaper (do not use values from provider' papers!)
--- 15,19 ----
  # effective. This may not be true for slow links.
  # unit is kbit/s
! LINKSPEED_UP="125"

  # measured downlink speed without traffic shaper (do not use values from provider' papers!)
***************
*** 22,34 ****
  # channelbundling all the time
  # unit is kbit/s
! LINKSPEED_DOWN="64"

  # device to configure
! DEVICE="ippp0"

  # if device is an ISDN device (ipppX) you may enter the slave device here, to 
  # enable the shaper to adapt to channel-bundling 
  # leave empty if unsire or if you don't use channelbundling or even ISDN
! ISDN_SLAVE="ippp1"

  # classes on bandwidth tree, class _0 is predefined and shouldn't be changed (protocol traffic)
--- 22,34 ----
  # channelbundling all the time
  # unit is kbit/s
! LINKSPEED_DOWN="2000"

  # device to configure
! DEVICE="dsl0"

  # if device is an ISDN device (ipppX) you may enter the slave device here, to 
  # enable the shaper to adapt to channel-bundling 
  # leave empty if unsire or if you don't use channelbundling or even ISDN
! ISDN_SLAVE=""

  # classes on bandwidth tree, class _0 is predefined and shouldn't be changed (protocol traffic)
***************
*** 41,45 ****
  CLASS_ID_0="10" # id used to mark the packet
  CLASS_PRIO_0="0" # priority of class (order of assigning unused bandwidth)
! CLASS_BANDWIDTH_0="50:100" # percent of bandwidth to allocate (be careful this sums to 100 or less!)
  CLASS_TOS_0=""
  CLASS_DSTHOSTS_0=""
--- 41,45 ----
  CLASS_ID_0="10" # id used to mark the packet
  CLASS_PRIO_0="0" # priority of class (order of assigning unused bandwidth)
! CLASS_BANDWIDTH_0="30:80" # percent of bandwidth to allocate (be careful this sums to 100 or less!)
  CLASS_TOS_0=""
  CLASS_DSTHOSTS_0=""
***************
*** 51,76 ****
  CLASS_ID_1="11"
  CLASS_PRIO_1="1"
! CLASS_BANDWIDTH_1="10:100"
  CLASS_TOS_1="Minimize-Delay"
  CLASS_DSTHOSTS_1=""
! CLASS_DSTPORTS_1="ssh telnet nntp"
  CLASS_SRCHOSTS_1=""
! CLASS_SRCPORTS_1="ssh telnet nntp"

  # predefined class for bulk traffic (www, ftp...)
  CLASS_ID_2="12"
  CLASS_PRIO_2="3"
! CLASS_BANDWIDTH_2="5:80" # limit bulk traffic to 80 percent maximum so it doesn't eat interactivity
  CLASS_TOS_2="Maximize-Throughput"
  CLASS_DSTHOSTS_2=""
! CLASS_DSTPORTS_2="http https ftp ftp-data smtp"
  CLASS_SRCHOSTS_2=""
! CLASS_SRCPORTS_2="http https ftp ftp-data smtp"

  # predefined class for low priority traffic (file sharing...)
  CLASS_ID_3="13"
  CLASS_PRIO_3="4"
! CLASS_BANDWIDTH_3="5:90" # same here as for class _2
! CLASS_TOS_3=""
  CLASS_DSTHOSTS_3=""
  CLASS_DSTPORTS_3="kazaa/tcp 4661/tcp 4662/tcp 4665/tcp 4669/tcp kazaa/udp 4661/udp 4662/udp 4665/udp 4669/udp"
--- 51,76 ----
  CLASS_ID_1="11"
  CLASS_PRIO_1="1"
! CLASS_BANDWIDTH_1="25:95"
  CLASS_TOS_1="Minimize-Delay"
  CLASS_DSTHOSTS_1=""
! CLASS_DSTPORTS_1="ssh/tcp telnet/tcp nntp/tcp 5900/tcp 5901/tcp domain/udp"
  CLASS_SRCHOSTS_1=""
! CLASS_SRCPORTS_1="ssh/tcp telnet/tcp nntp/tcp 5900/tcp 5901/tcp domain/udp"

  # predefined class for bulk traffic (www, ftp...)
  CLASS_ID_2="12"
  CLASS_PRIO_2="3"
! CLASS_BANDWIDTH_2="20:70" # limit bulk traffic to 80 percent maximum so it doesn't eat interactivity
  CLASS_TOS_2="Maximize-Throughput"
  CLASS_DSTHOSTS_2=""
! CLASS_DSTPORTS_2="http/tcp https/tcp ftp/tcp ftp-data/tcp smtp/tcp"
  CLASS_SRCHOSTS_2=""
! CLASS_SRCPORTS_2="http/tcp https/tcp ftp/tcp ftp-data/tcp smtp/tcp"

  # predefined class for low priority traffic (file sharing...)
  CLASS_ID_3="13"
  CLASS_PRIO_3="4"
! CLASS_BANDWIDTH_3="10:50" # same here as for class _2
! CLASS_TOS_3="Minimize-Cost"
  CLASS_DSTHOSTS_3=""
  CLASS_DSTPORTS_3="kazaa/tcp 4661/tcp 4662/tcp 4665/tcp 4669/tcp kazaa/udp 4661/udp 4662/udp 4665/udp 4669/udp"
***************
*** 81,85 ****
  CLASS_ID_4="14"
  CLASS_PRIO_4="2"
! CLASS_BANDWIDTH_4="30:95" # sum of the above (70) leaves 30 percent here
  CLASS_TOS_4=""
  CLASS_DSTHOSTS_4=""
--- 81,85 ----
  CLASS_ID_4="14"
  CLASS_PRIO_4="2"
! CLASS_BANDWIDTH_4="15:70" # sum of the above (85) leaves 15 percent here
  CLASS_TOS_4=""
  CLASS_DSTHOSTS_4=""
***************
*** 91,95 ****
  # this sets the percentage of incoming bandwidth to be used
  # do not set this to high if you need responsive interactive session (ssh, telnet etc)
! INGRESS_BANDWIDTH="90"

  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- 91,95 ----
  # this sets the percentage of incoming bandwidth to be used
  # do not set this to high if you need responsive interactive session (ssh, telnet etc)
! INGRESS_BANDWIDTH="98"

  #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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*** 98,101 ****
--- 98,107 ----
  #
  # $Log$
+ # Revision 1.7  2005/05/26 20:56:11  hurikhan
+ # - fixed the packet markers to classify all tcp packets correctly that are
+ #   needed for the 3-way tcp connection handshake
+ # - this leads to highly improved p2p filesharing performance
+ # - tuned the default bandwidth settings a little bit
+ #
  # Revision 1.6  2004/01/19 18:25:13  hurikhan
  # - reworked packet marking filter (thus reducing DSL modem lockups I had)