First of all, I want to thank to Christian and Andy for answer me. Hi to all! > mhmh, I think you are a little confused here. I would recommend > reading both the document on HTB pointed out by Andy and the > general LARTC howto. I will. > Traffic control defines different object types: > > - qdisc (queueing disciplines: how packets enqueued/dequeued) > HTB is one kind of qdisc. > > - classes (a mechanims for organizing packets inside qdiscs) > Only classfull qdiscs allow you to create classes ... > HTB is a classful qdisc. > > - classifiers (used to define filters to map traffic to classes) > > - classifier extensions: legacy policers and actions. > (one of the action types is "police", which replaces the legacy > policers) Oh!!, now I understand!! > >> The default pFIFO qdisc that get attached to the classes are not > >> shown by the above command. > > > >...and which is the command that will show them?? > > There is no command that does that. > If you really want to see them, you can explicitly attach a pFIFO > queue to the classes. I can do that, but I even have more problems: if I attach a qdisc to a class (lets say, attach an sfq qdisc to an htb class) and the class node is not a leaf, then when I do `tc qdisc show dev eth0` it doesn't show me the qdisc attached. Why? How can I get its statistics? > for each level L (starting from the leafs) > for each priority P (starting from the highest priority) > for each class C with priority P at level L > serve class C hmm, that make sense for me > Regards > /Christian > [http://benve.info] Thanks in advance. Regards, Ale. -- Alejandro Ramos Encinosa <alex@xxxxx> Fac. Matemática Computación Universidad de La Habana _______________________________________________ LARTC mailing list LARTC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mailman.ds9a.nl/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/lartc
