fwrtc/files/fwrtc.conf

# fwrtc.conf - FreeWRT Traffic Control Configuration
#
# This script makes use of HTB to realise shaping.
# It basically defines three priority classes:
# REAL - interactive connections given high priority
# P2P  - low priority connections not depending on bandwidth
# BULK - everything else (maximum bandwidth, mid priority)
# The default class is BULK.
#
# Use iptables to classify packets into the classes above.
# fwrtc just creates filters for them matching on fwmarks:
# REAL:  0x1
# BULK:  0x2
# P2P:   0x3
# As a rule of thumb, specify rules for marking into REAL
# and P2P, everything else just goes into BULK automatically.

# DISABLE
#  Unset this to enable fwrtc. (fntrtfm)
DISABLE=yes

# DEV
#  Enter the WAN device here
DEV=

# *_MAX
#  Give the total maximum bandwidth allowed. As a first
#  attempt, set these values to about 3/4 of the total
#  available bandwidth (htb needs some room), and tweak
#  later to get the best performance with minimum delay.
DOWN_MAX=
UP_MAX=

# *_BURST
#  How many bytes to burst to the NIC each timer tick (at most).
#  As there are 100 ticks per second, one can calculate the burst
#  needed for a given bandwidth. So a 10mbit rate requires a
#  12 kilobyte burst as 100*12kb*8 equals 10mbit.
#  Leave empty to let tc calculate them.
DOWN_BURST=
UP_BURST=

# *_RATE
#  Enter the assured upload bandwidth given for each priority
#  class. Check that these values sum up to a value less than
#  or equal to the UP_MAX defined above
REAL_RATE=
P2P_RATE=
BULK_RATE=

# *_CEIL
#  Give the maximum upload bandwidth allowed if there is enough to
#  be borrowed from the other classes. These values don't need
#  to sum up to a given value, but none of them should be
#  greater than UP_MAX. To reach best performance, set REAL_CEIL
#  to the same value as REAL_RATE.
REAL_CEIL=
P2P_CEIL=
BULK_CEIL=
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1	# fwrtc.conf - FreeWRT Traffic Control Configuration
2	#
3	# This script makes use of HTB to realise shaping.
4	# It basically defines three priority classes:
5	# REAL - interactive connections given high priority
6	# P2P - low priority connections not depending on bandwidth
7	# BULK - everything else (maximum bandwidth, mid priority)
8	# The default class is BULK.
9	#
10	# Use iptables to classify packets into the classes above.
11	# fwrtc just creates filters for them matching on fwmarks:
12	# REAL: 0x1
13	# BULK: 0x2
14	# P2P: 0x3
15	# As a rule of thumb, specify rules for marking into REAL
16	# and P2P, everything else just goes into BULK automatically.
17
18	# DISABLE
19	# Unset this to enable fwrtc. (fntrtfm)
20	DISABLE=yes
21
22	# DEV
23	# Enter the WAN device here
24	DEV=
25
26	# *_MAX
27	# Give the total maximum bandwidth allowed. As a first
28	# attempt, set these values to about 3/4 of the total
29	# available bandwidth (htb needs some room), and tweak
30	# later to get the best performance with minimum delay.
31	DOWN_MAX=
32	UP_MAX=
33
34	# *_BURST
35	# How many bytes to burst to the NIC each timer tick (at most).
36	# As there are 100 ticks per second, one can calculate the burst
37	# needed for a given bandwidth. So a 10mbit rate requires a
38	# 12 kilobyte burst as 10012kb8 equals 10mbit.
39	# Leave empty to let tc calculate them.
40	DOWN_BURST=
41	UP_BURST=
42
43	# *_RATE
44	# Enter the assured upload bandwidth given for each priority
45	# class. Check that these values sum up to a value less than
46	# or equal to the UP_MAX defined above
47	REAL_RATE=
48	P2P_RATE=
49	BULK_RATE=
50
51	# *_CEIL
52	# Give the maximum upload bandwidth allowed if there is enough to
53	# be borrowed from the other classes. These values don't need
54	# to sum up to a given value, but none of them should be
55	# greater than UP_MAX. To reach best performance, set REAL_CEIL
56	# to the same value as REAL_RATE.
57	REAL_CEIL=
58	P2P_CEIL=
59	BULK_CEIL=