Which set of commands will limit the outgoing data rate to X kbps for traffic to or from port Y?
I have a Raspberry Pi, and I'd like to have bitcoind running on it. This consumes a lot of my outgoing bandwidth at times, so I'd like to make sure it never uses more than 20 KB/s for Bitcoin data.
The Bitcoin protocol uses port 8333 for connections, so I figure it should be possible to identify connections easily by just looking at if either the source or destination port equals 8333.
On Linux, which set of commands will make sure that data to and from port 8333 will not exceed 20 KB/s?
I have a Raspberry Pi, and I'd like to have bitcoind running on it. This consumes a lot of my outgoing bandwidth at times, so I'd like to make sure it never uses more than 20 KB/s for Bitcoin data.
The Bitcoin protocol uses port 8333 for connections, so I figure it should be possible to identify connections easily by just looking at if either the source or destination port equals 8333.
On Linux, which set of commands will make sure that data to and from port 8333 will not exceed 20 KB/s?
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