Traffic Shaping on Linux

Hi I was wondering if anyone had ever tried traffic shaping in linux? My
boss wants me to use FREEBSD to implement traffic shaping on our network
but I really want to stick on using linux in every machine.

So if anyone know how to do this or has any online tutorials please.. I
would like to learn this.



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