by jamesc » Sep 11 06 11:19 pm
Here is a small briefing.
1. Scheduler - Rule Selection Method.
First Matching Rule --> Allows you to put the rules into your own order (notice the "Up" and "Down" buttons on the Rules Window.)
Giving Maximum Bandwidth --> Allows you to specify that the rule with the maximum bandwidth is applied first, then the next most bandwidth etc.
Giving Minimum Bandwidth --> Allows you to specify that the rule with the minimum bandwidth is applied first ... similar to above
Preferring Maximum Priority --> Allows you to have the rules applied by the level of there priority, From Highest to lowest.
Preferring Minimum Priority --> Allows you to have the rules applied by the level of there priority, From lowest to highest.
2. Scheduler - Priority levels
Level 1 --> 100 packets will be sent, then the next level 2 priority will be sent with 80 packets, ... level 5 with 10 packets --> then back to level 1 again
But be aware, Once a level "x" has 100 packets "queued", the priortity is shifted to clear the backlog (so users do not get timeouts.
3. Restrictions
Create your New Restriction "Restriction 1"
NOTE:
Percentage of Available --> If set to 50%, it will give this rule 50% of what is left over. So if 70% of your total bandwidth is already being used by the one of your LAN Clients, then Only 15% will be available to this rule.
Kilobits of Traffic. --> This is where you would place in your requirement of xxk
Unrestricted --> This just puts the traffic into "Prioritys" as explained at top.
4. Rules
Select the protocol you require, eg TCP/IP.
Select the restriction you created e.g "New Restriction"
Other Options.
Apply to traffic to/from the local machine": When using a connection method which originates from the WinGate server, e.g. Proxy / WinGate Internet Client).
Apply to induced traffic: Such as for FTP’s secondary connection.
Control MAX TCP Windows: Control the MAX TCP Windows, i.e. how much bandwidth the remote connection should send.
Source and Destination tab should be self explanatory.
e.g. i.e. All ip addresses = 0.0.0.0 / 0.0.0.0
Only computer 192.168.0.1 which has subnet 255.255.255.0 = 192.168.0.1 / 255.255.255.255
All ip addresses on 192.168.0.x which has subnet mask 255.255.255.0 = 192.168.0.0 / 255.255.255.0
Time should be self explanatory too.