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Ed Wildgoose wrote: | Please reply onlist in general |
Sorry, i didn't notice the answer went to you only.. i did the same mistake with Jason.
| Check the HTB code in iproute and look for the "hysteris" variable. | Basically it just lets a couple of packets burst out at the same time | instead of doinga very granular per packet throttling.
ok..
| Find out what the protocol is on the line. ADSL for example uses ATM to | encapsulate each packet. YOu buy 512Kbs of ATM bandwidth, which | actually works out as somewhat less TCP bandwidth (which is what you are | throttling). So do some speed tests on the line and work out the REAL | speed of the line. Preferably use small packets since the overhead of | encapsulation often shoots up then. | | This might not be relevant though - just a warning though
I understand it's a frame relay
| I meant, reserve (say) 10Kbs, and only share the rest...
I see.. this way it works. Things are getting a little more complicated though.. I tested with some people, calling ip to ip, and it works just fine. I understand that, if it's just a matter of my bandwith being overloaded and not correctly shaped i should get the same disturbs, but i do not. I suspect there is something involved on the server that converts the call from ip to POTS and vice versa too..
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