I'll have to leave that to someone else. I have no idea how state and altq work together. Just note that ppp traffic to and from the tun and pppoe will hit both the tun and the lan interface, and that any limiting inbound traffic generally just won't work: All packets will be received as fast as they are sent - All that altq does is queue them all up and present them to the system at that speed. A well behaved remote host sending the packets should get the idea eventually from the delay in getting its acks back (alternately, it could just get impatient and resend the packets!), but that is all you are relying on. (I don't know if the pppoe client is 'well-behaved' in this manner or not!)
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