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    Tomato-like traffic shaping rules

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      dhatz last edited by

      I have used Linux (both native iptables + tc, as well as via the various front-ends) QoS for many years, but haven't really delved into ALTQ / pfsense.

      How would one replicate in pfSense the traffic shaping functionality seen in the attached screenshot from Tomato (one of many Linux-based "alternative" firmwares for consumer routers), where priority is lowered after the first # KBytes of traffic have been pushed (thus suggesting a bulk transfer) ?

      As far as I can tell, altq doesn't support qos rules based on byte-count, so one would have to try with HFSC and m1/d/m2 ?

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        eri-- last edited by

        There is something in private development that can do that.
        Not sure if it will ever be put on public releases.

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          geeknik last edited by

          I would love to see something like this.

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