I notice this behavior as well. I believe it is the fact that SQM is
not the true bottleneck. Senders continue to increase their transfer
rate until active queue management on your router causes them to slow down.
If I watch LEDE's built-in realtime traffic graphs, I do see incoming
rates higher than the set limit.
On 10/27/2016 2:41 AM, Sebastian Moeller wrote:
Could you set the ingress shaper to 50% of you true ingress rate and
try again, please?
Also could you post the results of 'tc -d qdisc' with your current
settings and with the 50% settings (I will probably ask for more
data...)? And finally I believe you are on an ADSL link, what are the
sync rates reported by the modem, and which ISP are you with (I ask,
as some ISPs actually employ a shaper at their BRAS, so the modem sync
rate might not be the actual bottleneck bandwidth). That said, with
wrong shaper settings I would rather expect increased latency under
load, but not bandwidth violations.
Best Regards
Sebastian
On October 27, 2016 2:16:06 AM GMT+02:00, "G. Amanakis"
<[email protected]> wrote:
I mean that the ingress limit on WAN (or egress limit on LAN)
seems to be ignored, and the rate bmon and bwm-ng report is the
maximum achievable. I.e. on 450kbyte/s ingress with the limit set
at 400kbyte/s, when bittorrent is in use bmon reports 450kbyte/s
after 10-20 seconds.
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