On Tuesday 22 April 2003 20:10, GoMi wrote:
> Stef, remember the problem about DAP users? i have written a little scrip
> to create 255 classes each for an ip of my segment, what do you think, am i
> mistaken anywhere? I am not sure i am getting the concept right. The idea
> is
> Total BW is lets say 255kbit
>
> root 1:0
>
> User 192.168.1.1:
>
> 1:1 2kbit ceil 255kbit
> / \
> / \
> 1kbit ceil 127kbit 1:2 1:4 1kbit ceil 128kbit
>
> pfifo 1:3 1:5 sfq
>
> User 192.168.1.2
>
> 1:6 2kbit ceil 255kbit
> / \
> / \
> 1kbit ceil 127kbit 1:7 1:8 1kbit ceil 128kbit
>
> pfifo 1:9 1:10 sfq
>
> And soo on 255 times...
Ok.
> I now the rate of the classes add up to be more than the total BW but since
> i am doing that for 2 ADSL working with multipath (loadbalanding) routing,
> i think there will never be all users using one interface. Dont know if my
> assumption is right..
Nothing bad will hapen if you have wrong rates for the parent.
I have a remark. You add the class directly to the root class. It's better
to add 1 class to the root qdisc and add the other classes to that class.
> To end up i have to set up a hashing table to create all the filters. The
> script to create the structure is the one on the bottom. What do you think?
> Am i going in the right direction or did i just completly missed what you
> were having in mind..? ( I have not set up the hashing table for filters
> yet)
The idea is ok :)
But I can't remember why you give each IP 2 subclasses? And why they can't
use the full bandwidth ?
Stef
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