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From: Bob Miller <bob@computerisms.ca>
Subject: Re: good tutorial
Date: Sat, 05 Feb 2011 11:51:18 -0800
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> 
> Now the reason I asked for a tutorial somewhere is I went through the 
> LARTC tutorial (which just looks like a blank white document) and my 
> understanding of leaf, HTB, U32, qdisc, etc is kind of lacking :)
> 

I have implemented shaping on a couple of occasions, I found using tcng
to generate the tc script greatly simplified the whole question of
qdisc, htb, etc, for me.  I note that I have never seen anyone mention
tcng on this list, and it causes me to wonder if there is a reason it is
not commonly used?

Bob Miller
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