On Wednesday 23 July 2003 07:40, Martin A. Brown wrote:
> Hello again Rio Martin,
>
> : I ve set CEIL parameter each class not more than 128Kbit But sometimes
> : the CEIL parameter can be higher 128Kbit As far as i monitored, this
> : CEIL rate can be 132Kbit maximum, dont know why..
>
> For how long does the monitored output traffic exceed your ceiling? It is
> possible that you'll exceed your ceil briefly because the allotted traffic
> can exceed ceiling by the amount of cburst.
>
> If you are recording an output rate above your ceil (128kbit) consistently
> over a long period of time (a large transfer), then I, also, do not know
> why.
>
> [ Stef may have more to say about this. ]
132kbit - 128kbit = 4kbit and that's not much. So I don't think you have to
worry.
Is this ceil parameter on a leaf class (a class with no child classes)? Or
can you post you script?
Also, execute tc -s -d clas sshow dev eth0 and watch the ctokens. They should
never be negative for that class.
Stef
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