How do you identify class ie SIP from TCP/IP packet?

Discussion in 'Linux Networking' started by cblunt, Sep 30, 2005.

  1. cblunt

    cblunt Guest

    I'm relatively new to this so please excuse my ignorance.

    I want to use Linux to manage my bandwidth more effectively. My idea
    is to use something like HTB, however I want to use tc u32 to identify
    the class of traffic rather than use just ip address or port number.

    So I could easily identify VoIP, Terminal Server, Printer traffic etc.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks in advance for taking the time to respond or read this message.

    Chris
     
    cblunt, Sep 30, 2005
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