Re: tcng
green <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.debian.devel.firewall |
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| Message-ID | <20100316222906.GH26407@swansys> |
sasha wrote at 2010-03-15 14:35 -0500: > Hi, I went through the exact same question a few times ago when I started > studying the TC implementation. All the material is old but, the thing is, > it didn't exactly move for years since the algorithms are satisfying enough > for most needs. So it's close enough to perfect that it just remains the same? That's an interesting thought. > LARTC is a good source > Traffic-Control-HOWTO Yeah, I've been using those. > the sources codes of the kernel (net/sched) are the best information sources Well, I suppose I could dig around in the kernel sources I have here... > the manpages of iproute2 Yeah, I've used those also. > Now, tcng... I don't know what to say, I never personnally used it, > neither got the need for it. I suppose not a lot of people use it. > If you have implementation questions, the best place is the netdev mailing > list. Thanks. For now I am using tc in a script. I like the idea behind tcng but I am not very familiar with C so the syntax is uncomfortable to me.
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