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Remi Locherer(remi.loche...@relo.ch) on 2019.08.11 11:21:36 +0200:
> When ospfd receives a hello packet it takes the src IP address and updates
> the address in its neighbor struct for the given router id unconditionally.
>
> In the case of broadcast interfaces this is n
When ospfd receives a hello packet it takes the src IP address and updates
the address in its neighbor struct for the given router id unconditionally.
In the case of broadcast interfaces this is not a problem:
find_iface() checks that the src address is from the same subnet as
the receiving
> On 22.11.2016, at 16:12, Rafael Zalamena wrote:
>
> Teach switchd(8) how to negotiate protocol version using the hello bitmap
> header. This way switchd(8) is able to fallback or use higher version using
> the bitmap.
>
> This diff also prevents connections from swi
Teach switchd(8) how to negotiate protocol version using the hello bitmap
header. This way switchd(8) is able to fallback or use higher version using
the bitmap.
This diff also prevents connections from switching version in the middle of
the operation.
This is the first step before adding a
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* Ali Gouta [2011-04-13 11:39]:
> Hello,
>
> So here I want to show share with you some information.
> In fact, to be able te cout traffic of one session its already counted in :
> pf.c in s->bytes[dirndx] += pd.tot_len;
> there is no way to make this done only to mo
Hello,
So here I want to show share with you some information.
In fact, to be able te cout traffic of one session its already counted in :
pf.c in s->bytes[dirndx] += pd.tot_len;
there is no way to make this done only to modify some kernel code because
once a state is created on a session th
Thanks for giving me some idea.
@ Peter:
> We record those per state anyway, so as a gedankenexperiment, say
> we could implement max-src-bytes B/s and max-src-packets P/s modeled on
> max-src-conn-rate and have rules like
>
> pass proto tcp to $somewhere port $wanted keep state (max-src-bytes
>
Stuart Henderson writes:
> There's a big problem which makes it not generally useful: if your
> users have multithreaded downloads/uploads or P2P traffic with many
> peers, bandwidth will just split across a larger number of sessions.
> In that case queueing per source address (probably with hfsc
that direction, thanks.
On Sat, Apr 9, 2011 at 1:05 PM, Stuart Henderson wrote:
> On 2011/04/09 10:44, Ali Gouta wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > My issue is to count trafic of a session and then act on that session
> > according to its volume . First, a session is defined
On 2011/04/09 10:44, Ali Gouta wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My issue is to count trafic of a session and then act on that session
> according to its volume . First, a session is defined as the
> following: *"@source,
> @dest, Port source, Port dest, and protocole used TCP/UDP
Ali Gouta writes:
> My issue is to count trafic of a session and then act on that session
> according to its volume . First, a session is defined as the
> following: *"@source,
> @dest, Port source, Port dest, and protocole used TCP/UDP/ICMP".
it sounds like the keyword you're really looking for
Hello,
My issue is to count trafic of a session and then act on that session
according to its volume . First, a session is defined as the
following: *"@source,
@dest, Port source, Port dest, and protocole used TCP/UDP/ICMP".
*Then after creating 3 queues* *using altq with different pri
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