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      gdo35 last edited by

      Hello,

      I want to understand how limiter works. My first question is :

      • Does it work with TCP and UDP, I mean on which layer of the OSI model is it acting ?

      • Can one limiter be used for several interfaces ?

      • If you have a documentation describing in details how it works I will be be an happy man. ;) I found only "superficial" documentations like pfsense cookbook

      • Where can I find a human readable description of what "Diagnostic->Limiter Info" produce ?

      Thanks in advance for your help.
      gdo

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