[LARTC] isolated/sharing/bounded/borrow - help please

[LARTC] isolated/sharing/bounded/borrow - help please

[ray-nger]

Hello!
Could you  tell me some answers about subj?
Isolated class will not lend out bandwidth.
sharing - will always lend out?
not isol. non sharing - ?????

The same for bounded/borrow:
bounded - will not borrow.
not bound not borrow - ???


Or example:
We have 2 class. Class 1st take Xkbit, and must always get his speed,
if it needed.
Class 2nd must have rest of bandwidht, include unused kbits from
class 1st.
I confuse to solve this....help, please!
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Re: [LARTC] isolated/sharing/bounded/borrow - help please

[Stef Coene]

On Friday 24 January 2003 16:16, ray-nger wrote:
> Hello!
> Could you  tell me some answers about subj?
> Isolated class will not lend out bandwidth.
> sharing - will always lend out?
> not isol. non sharing - ?????
>
> The same for bounded/borrow:
> bounded - will not borrow.
> not bound not borrow - ???
Forget the isolated parameter.  It's not working and can distrurb your cbq 
setup.

> Or example:
> We have 2 class. Class 1st take Xkbit, and must always get his speed,
> if it needed.
> Class 2nd must have rest of bandwidht, include unused kbits from
> class 1st.
> I confuse to solve this....help, please!
Use htb.
See www.docum.org for more info about shaping/htb.

Stef


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