> > I have some remarks on the wshaper.
> > - The bandwidth parameter should reflect your real link bandwidth
> > parameter. So it's 100mbit if the NIC is connected with 100Mbit to the
> > router/switch/modem. Its _NOT_ the modem bandwidth.
>
> huh? I thought rule 1 of traffic shaping was to take control of the
> traffic buffer. If you belch traffic at the modem and it cues there
> instead of your Linux box, how are you going to prioritize anything?
The bandwidth parameter is used to calculate the idle time of the link. So
sending 1mbit on a 10mbit link means 90% idle time. It has nothing to do
with maximum of traffic you can send. Cbq needs also a valid allot and avpkt
parameter for the same reason : to calculate the link idle time of the NIC.
Limiting the total traffic is done with the bounded 1:1 class attached to the
root qdisc.
Stef
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