On Tue, 22 May 2001, Daniel Lee wrote: > Does any one know how tc deal with non-classified packets? > For example, I set up 10 classes with "bounded" and "isolated" rules to > occupy the whole BW on my LAN and these classes are filtered by their ip dst > add with u32. And then one long train of pkts which not belong to these 10 > classes enter tc router. Then, what will happen? tc will just drop it or > consume others BW to send it. > > In my measurement, tc will occupy BW of the classified classes and send this > "intruder". The experiment data does not seem to be reasonable! > > Any related information or experiment data is highly appreciated. I *assume* the unclassified packet will be dropped into one of those isolated queues, *if* it has bandwidth left of course. Wether it would be apropiate or not: I think it is, because an isolated class disallows packets from *other* classes, not *unclassified* packets. Just my idea.
