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    Setting ports priorities, how?

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      cruzades
      last edited by

      i'm a noob and used ipcop before, ipcop has its feature wherein you can assign ports priorities from high to low (high, medium, low).

      is pfsense has this feature too?

      thanks

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      • jahonixJ
        jahonix
        last edited by

        It's propably 4 years since I last looked at IPcop so help me out please. What do you want to do with priorities on ports?
        There is a traffic shaper you might want to look at.

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          cruzades
          last edited by

          i would like to give high priorities with YM ports, my own server/client ports, and less priorities with other else.

          about traffic shape of pfsense, i neve looked at that yet.

          are you sure that traffic shaping you're referring to will serve the things i want?

          thanks
          -cruzades

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          • jahonixJ
            jahonix
            last edited by

            …depends on how you define a port.  ;D

            If you're talking about network ports on a switch or NIC you are probably right.
            If you want to priorize a service like HTTP on port 80 then use traffic shaping.

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              cruzades
              last edited by

              here:

              my client/server ports = port 10
              ym ports = 5000-5001, 5000-5010, 5050, 5100
              http port = 80
              client advertisement port = 3600, 3800

              i would like to give those ports higher priorities compared with other ports, so, if traffic shaping will do that, please teach me how to do it.

              thanks
              -cruzades

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                cruzades
                last edited by

                btw

                i have this screenie of my ipcop's re:port priorities

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                  dvserg
                  last edited by

                  @cruzades:

                  here:

                  my client/server ports = port 10
                  ym ports = 5000-5001, 5000-5010, 5050, 5100
                  http port = 80
                  client advertisement port = 3600, 3800

                  i would like to give those ports higher priorities compared with other ports, so, if traffic shaping will do that, please teach me how to do it.

                  thanks
                  -cruzades

                  Simple way - use wizard and change wizard-result-rules as you need's

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                  • jahonixJ
                    jahonix
                    last edited by

                    The traffic shaper is exactly what you want.
                    You can configure queues and assign priorities to them. A lot more granular than 'high', 'med' and 'low' with the cop.

                    Check out the shaper wizard and adjust the results if you want.

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                      cruzades
                      last edited by

                      thanks Chris

                      i will look to that soon, too bad, my pfsense box just broke down yesterday and i'm starting to re-build it again.

                      my setup was 1.2-RC3 and i'm gonna use 1.2-RC2 at this time :(

                      i guess, 1.2-RC3 is not that really stable yet compared to RC2, wad do think?

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                      • jahonixJ
                        jahonix
                        last edited by

                        Agreed.
                        1.2RC3 has some issues - at least some of the versions. But since we are lacking a build no. it's hard to tell which one…

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