Vyatta Multi Interface Traffic Shaping
Friday, 10 February 2012 16:49 | 
Written by Tony | 
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As a follow-up to my Traffic Shaping article, I was asked how this could be applied to multiple subnets with different speeds. Fortunately, it's very easy to configure.
This article assumes that Vyatta has three network interfaces
eth0 - In my case, this is the main interface the connects to the internet
eth1 - This is my Guest network that I want limited
eth2 - This is my Virtual Machine network that will have a different limit.
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