Queue Tree Configuration
Now to create the actual Queue Tree. First we create the two parents.
One incoming and one outgoing. These parents will be assigned the max_ queue
type that you created earlier. Make sure the assigned queue matches what you
have set.
/queue tree
# Parents
add name=ppp_download packet-mark=ppp-all_in_pkt parent=global queue=\
max_download_6m
add name=ppp_upload packet-mark=ppp-all_out_pkt parent=global queue=\
max_upload_1m
Next we handle the unknowns. I tend to limit the bandwidth for unknowns, so
I use one of the rate limited queues.
/queue tree
# Unknowns
add name=ppp_d_unknown packet-mark=ppp-all_unknown_in_pkt parent=\
ppp_download queue=download_512k_rate
add name=ppp_u_unknown packet-mark=ppp-all_unknown_out_pkt parent=\
ppp_upload queue=pcq_upload_64k
Next are the entries for each device you want to shape. The next two entries
are purely for example. You will need to modify the packet-mark names to match
what you have created earlier, and assign the desired queues.
/queue tree
# Machine1
add name=ppp_d_machine1 packet-mark=ppp-all_machine1_in_pkt parent=\
ppp_download priority=5 queue=download_4m_rate
add name=ppp_u_machine1 packet-mark=ppp-all_machine1_out_pkt parent=ppp_upload \
priority=5 queue=upload_512k
/queue tree
# Machine2
add name=ppp_d_machine2 packet-mark=ppp-all_machine2_in_pkt parent=\
ppp_download priority=5 queue=download_1m
add name=ppp_u_machine2 packet-mark=ppp-all_machine2_out_pkt parent=ppp_upload \
priority=5 queue=upload_64k
You will probably need to test and adjust the assigned queues in the queue
tree, but that’s pretty much it.
Enjoy!