Category Archives: Linux
Adventures in IPv6
I posted this on the Linux Beer Hike list this evening, its probably of interest to a wider audience.. I’ve been working with IPv6 a bit recently and have been discovering lots of interesting implementation issues with both Windows and … Continue reading
IPv6 support in IPROUTE2 U32 classifier
I’ve been playing with traffic shaping (iproute2) for a while now, unfortunately it is the worst documented part of Linux and “tc filter” and “U32 classifier” are no exception. Adding queues (HTB) to the tunnel interface is easy enough but … Continue reading
Linux Quality of Service (QOS)
I delivered a short presentation on how to do Quality of Service (QOS) under Linux at the 2011 Linux Beer Hike. I covered the following: Types of queues Use of HTB to manage bandwidth Inbound traffic policing Use of Intermediate … Continue reading
Linux VLANs
I delivered a short presentation on how to manage VLANs under Linux at the 2011 Linux Beer Hike. I covered how VLANs work and the methods of configuring them. Its all very simple and you are welcome to download and … Continue reading