Re: Duplexing

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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At 16:26 09/08/2004, you wrote:

In tc, with egress you control outbound traffic, with ingress inbound.
Usually only outbound traffic is controlled, as you can't really force others
to send slower (see more here http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.qdisc.html)

That said, TCP/IP will just resend a packet it it doesn't get an ACK that it's been received, so you can limmit incoming traffic to a degree just by throwing away overspeed stuff until you're ready to deal with it...


Me...

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