November 7, 201312 yr Hi all, I have a very basic router and I can't install dd-wrt on it or any other third party software, and I always wanted to shape my internet connection. Looking in the internet I found a guide to use a raspberry pi as a traffic shaper. http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/7223/using-the-raspberry-pi-as-a-router It basically shapes the connection ad redirect the packets (because it has only one NIC). But the pi is very slow and I don't want to buy it ( ), so I would like to use the second NIC on my motherboard to do the same thing the pi should do: shape the traffic and send back the packets to my router. The problem is that iptables is not supported and wonder shaper (the packet that shapes the traffic) needs it. I read that this could be possible modifying the kernel, which is quite hard for me... Suggestion? Somebody could compile the kernel for me?
November 10, 201312 yr Author I would like to do something like this PCs ------ switch -------- Router/hotspot Wifi/Modem | | | | A B Where A and B are respectively eth0 and eth1 of my unraid box. I would like that all the internet traffic passes through interface B and be shaped/redirected to the router. Is it possible?
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