Hi Henrik, Great explanations, but some doubts inline. On Wed, Apr 21, 2004 at 03:35:42PM +0200, Henrik Nordstrom wrote: > Depending on which delay pool class there may be 0 to 3 buckets involved. > The available bandwidth to the user is the least of all involved buckets, > and any delivered bandwidth is substracted from all involved buckets. > > 0, no delay pool assigned
This is the default case, right? > 1, a class 1 pool with a single bucket shared by all users of the pool Ok. > 2, a class 2 pool with one global bucket shared by all and in addition > one bucket per user. > 3, a class 3 pool. one global bucket shared by all users, one network > bucket per class C network, and one bucket per user. Can you give an example where this scenario (i.e. case 2 and 3) are needed? Thanks a lot for making all these things clear for all. With warm regards, -Payal
