Linux Traffic Classifiers
To classify packets for traffic control, one can use built-in
classifiers in tc, or use the marking capability of the Linux
firewall. Examples of built-in classifiers in tc are u32 and fw
[5]. The u32 classifier decides which queue a packet should be
placed into based on fields within the packet (e.g., source IP
address, destination port, etc.). The shaping command can be
done in a single tc command. For example to shape web
traffic, the command is
Linux Traffic ClassifiersTo classify packets for traffic control, one can use built-inclassifiers in tc, or use the marking capability of the Linuxfirewall. Examples of built-in classifiers in tc are u32 and fw[5]. The u32 classifier decides which queue a packet should beplaced into based on fields within the packet (e.g., source IPaddress, destination port, etc.). The shaping command can bedone in a single tc command. For example to shape webtraffic, the command is
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