limit all traffic but email?

[SeaSteve]

I have 2 Ethernet port “bridged” MT acting as a Bandwidth Control Unit, limiting traffic by IP address via simple queues. My email server is on another network. I have the email server’s IP address and I’m using the standard ports; 110 and 25.

How can I continue to control all NON-email traffic but give unlimited bandwidth to the local IP’s when it’s email traffic?

If at all possible, I would like to continue using simple queues (for the “simple” part).

[cibernet]

@SeaSteve

I have 2 Ethernet port “bridged” MT acting as a Bandwidth Control Unit, limiting traffic by IP address via simple queues. My email server is on another network. I have the email server’s IP address and I’m using the standard ports; 110 and 25.

How can I continue to control all NON-email traffic but give unlimited bandwidth to the local IP’s when it’s email traffic?

If at all possible, I would like to continue using simple queues (for the “simple” part).

Use mangle and queue tree

Regars

[SeaSteve]

@cibernet

Use mangle and queue tree

Regars

So…just mangle all traffic outbound for the email server and create an unlimited queue?

This new queue will have a higher priority then the simple queues?

[SeaSteve]

Or maybe…I just need to create a simple rule with mail server as the “Target Address” and the limits set to “unlimited”, AND make it the first rule in the list. DUH!