[LARTC] CBQ-Statistics-?

[LARTC] CBQ-Statistics-?

[Srikanth]

Hi all,

For simple CBQ configuration, it's showing the stats as below.
   
### eth0: queueing disciplines

 qdisc cbq # 1:

                        rate    = 10Mbit
                        (bounded,       isolated)
                        prio no-transmit


### eth0: traffic classes

        class cbq # 1: root

                        rate    = 10Mbit
                        (bounded,       isolated)
                        prio no-transmit

If the Interface ROOT qdisc/class is ISOLATED, then how it will lend
it's unused Bandwidth to it's children,

C'd anybody help me please.

regards,
Srikanth.

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Re: [LARTC] CBQ-Statistics-?

[Stef Coene]

On Thursday 15 May 2003 07:17, Srikanth wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> For simple CBQ configuration, it's showing the stats as below.
>
> ### eth0: queueing disciplines
>
>  qdisc cbq # 1:
>
>                         rate    = 10Mbit
>                         (bounded,       isolated)
>                         prio no-transmit
>
>
> ### eth0: traffic classes
>
>         class cbq # 1: root
>
>                         rate    = 10Mbit
>                         (bounded,       isolated)
>                         prio no-transmit
>
> If the Interface ROOT qdisc/class is ISOLATED, then how it will lend
> it's unused Bandwidth to it's children,
>
> C'd anybody help me please.
Forget isolated.  It's not working.  It can even disturb the cbq setup.  I did 
some test for it (I don't know the exact page but you can find it on 
www.doucm.org).

Stef

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