Traffic Shaping limit ftp
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Good afternoon. How to limit the download / upload if the user will use ftp/ssh cli ft?
Thanksjigp
Davao City -
In exactly the same way as the other thread you started. The fact that you're now talking about SSH instead of HTTP doesn't change the basics, just the ports you specify.
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I see. its still the same in http? Some users used a ssh. They do ftp inside of ssh..The thread still no work. Still the download is fast using ftp/ssh-ftp/http :( any idea? i set 1% in traffic shaper
jigp
Davao City -
If people are using a tunnel (whether that's SSH, OpenVPN, IPsec, whatever) then all you can do is shape the tunnel. You can't shape the individual protocols inside the tunnel since you can't detect them.
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| If people are using a tunnel (whether that's SSH, OpenVPN, IPsec, whatever) then all you can do is shape the tunnel.
How to shapre the tunnel Sir? thanksjigp
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By shaping the protocol being used for the tunnel. If they are using SSH over port 22/TCP then you would shape 22/TCP. Note that this would impact all other users of SSH over 22/TCP.
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Hello good evening. Thanks for the quick reply. I did it there but still the download is fast . Ive tried lftp over ssh, still the same very fast. I set it to 1% still not working..I even restarted the pfsense after i reset the static states table in the system.. :( im using 1.2.2.. Shh and ftp inside the ssh is very evil :( Thanks in advance.
jigp
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still no luck..
jigp
Davao City -
Are you setting this "limit" in the upperlimit m2 field of the queue that traffic passes through? If you are just setting the bandwidth/realtime/linkshare values then this will not impose a hard limit, instead it will only reserve 1% of the traffic, but if there is no other traffic then this "limited" traffic will jump to using 100% of the available bandwith until other traffic needs it.
Another thing to check is that another rule is not catching the traffic before it gets to your limit rule. For example I had a rule setup to limit some users to 20 KB/s but their HTTP traffic (downloads) were getting caught by the generic HTTP traffic rule, I had to put the rule that limits all their traffic above the generic HTTP rule before the penalty rule had any effect.
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Good morning :)
Yeah i set 1% i even put it a blank no luck :(
jigp
Davao City
