[nsp] Rate limit question...
Johan M. Andersen
johan at columbia.edu
Thu Oct 30 09:19:08 EST 2003
> I have a situation where we have a few bandwidth hogs doing chewing up a
> remote site that has a limited amount of bandwidth. Most of this is day
> time desktop back-ups to the main site. I have been able to successfully
> rate limit the individuals but there is a /23 of address space there and I
> don't want to creat a new limit statement for each user !!!!
>
> My question is... is there a way to apply a rate limit that will limit
> each user to a certain level of unfetterd bandwidth and then drop them
> into a lower priority que? I know I can do this with individual
> statements and I know that I can do this for a blosk (but the rules and
> limits are applied to the block itself as an aggregate and not
> individually...).
Depending on your resources (in terms of time and an additional computer to
run stuff on), take a look at FlowMonitor
http://www.columbia.edu/acis/networks/advanced/FlowMonitor/
which is a netflow based system for enforcing bandwidth quotas for
individual IPs.
/johan
[plug plug plug :)]
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