> In all my qdiscs, I've got "rate 0bit". What does it mean ? As you
> can see, there is some traffic in this qdisc (3867654734 bytes).
May be, HTB qdiscs don't have to have rate attribute. CBQ qdiscs do have
rate (at least I always configured it).
> I've got one (or two) more question: What for are used qdisc handles ?
Classes always belong to qdiscs, at least one qdisc always exists
(iface root qdisc), so there are no orphan classes in QoS tree. classid
is composed of 2 numbers (X:Y). Y can be any number, X is parent
qdisc ID (handle). qdisc handle has form X: (equivalent to X:0).
> ( I allways use classids in my tc filters ). Is there any difference
> between flowid and classid ?
flowid is one of filter attrubutes. It requires class ID as argument and
puts matching packets to class specified.
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