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Subject: How to rewrite ToS in IP packets?
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Hi,

I have a couple routers based on 5.3-REL
so i need to rewrite ToS in VPN packets(tcp1723 & gre)
for next prioritization by smart switches.

Can I do this trick with ipfw?(pf,ipf)

Thanks.

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Best regards,
 MH