[svn/Prometheus-QoS/.git] / hosts.SAMPLE

# use TABs to separate IP address, hostname, and speed definition!
# this file is just dummy example not related to prometheus.conf.SAMPLE
# see sample-configuration/hosts to learn more about what Prometheus QoS can handle

# syntax: "via-prometheus-MIN-MAX", where MIN and MAX are values in kbps
#         "sharing-HOSTNAME" is useful to aggregate more IPs in single traffic class

# note, that keywords parsed by Prometheus QoS look like ordinary comments to tools 
# used to process bsd-style /etc/hosts file...

192.168.0.0	mynetwork	#(just internal info - network name)
192.168.0.1	myrouter	#(just internal info - internal interface of my router)
192.168.0.2	mypc		#via-prometheus-512-1024
192.168.0.3	mynotebook	#sharing-mypc
192.168.0.9	thatrouter	#sharing-mypc

192.168.1.0	thatnetwork	#(just internal info - the other network name)
192.168.1.1	someroutername	#(the other eth on the other router)
192.168.1.2	thatpc1		#via-prometheus-256-1024
192.168.1.3	thatpc2		#sharing-thatpc1
192.168.1.4	thatpc3		#via-prometheus-128-256
192.168.1.5	thatpc4		#adsl-prometheus-64-512

# etc., etc. whatever you want
# this configuration was never really tested, unlike brevnov-hosts.SAMPLE !!
# (but it should work too, of course...)
Commit	Line	Data
a4f661fc	1	# use TABs to separate IP address, hostname, and speed definition!
	2	# this file is just dummy example not related to prometheus.conf.SAMPLE
	3	# see sample-configuration/hosts to learn more about what Prometheus QoS can handle
	4
	5	# syntax: "via-prometheus-MIN-MAX", where MIN and MAX are values in kbps
	6	# "sharing-HOSTNAME" is useful to aggregate more IPs in single traffic class
	7
	8	# note, that keywords parsed by Prometheus QoS look like ordinary comments to tools
	9	# used to process bsd-style /etc/hosts file...
	10
	11	192.168.0.0 mynetwork #(just internal info - network name)
	12	192.168.0.1 myrouter #(just internal info - internal interface of my router)
	13	192.168.0.2 mypc #via-prometheus-512-1024
	14	192.168.0.3 mynotebook #sharing-mypc
	15	192.168.0.9 thatrouter #sharing-mypc
	16
	17	192.168.1.0 thatnetwork #(just internal info - the other network name)
	18	192.168.1.1 someroutername #(the other eth on the other router)
	19	192.168.1.2 thatpc1 #via-prometheus-256-1024
	20	192.168.1.3 thatpc2 #sharing-thatpc1
	21	192.168.1.4 thatpc3 #via-prometheus-128-256
	22	192.168.1.5 thatpc4 #adsl-prometheus-64-512
	23
	24	# etc., etc. whatever you want
	25	# this configuration was never really tested, unlike brevnov-hosts.SAMPLE !!
	26	# (but it should work too, of course...)