Re: [LARTC] TC with HTB qdisc

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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On Sunday 20 April 2003 13:03, Rio Martin. wrote:
> Dear folks,
> Is there anyone succeed implementing traffic management using htb qdisc,
> specially implementing fair sharing among 2 hosts at the same speed ? I
> wonder why me, and lots of my friend from different ISP having the same
> problem just like me ? If their clients start to open pararel connection
> like Kazaa or DAP (Download Accelerator Pro), they borrowed bandwidth from
> their parent and when the other request more bandwidth from parent, parent
> didnt decrease the speed of first host who started DAP ?
If you put each host in a different class, all traffic from the hosts are 
considered ase one.  So if 1 hosts generates 100 tcp streams and the other 
hosts 1, the 100 streams are considered as 1.

I did the test, I create 2 classes with each 50% of the bandwidth.  I 
generated 5 streams in the first class.  As soon as I generate a tcp stream 
in the other class, the other class gets 50% of the bandwidth

So if you put each host in his own class, you should be fine.

Stef

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