Re: HFSC not working as expected

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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On 2014-07-06 18:42, Andy Furniss wrote:
Alan Goodman wrote:

I added 'stab overhead 40 linklayer atm' to my root qdisc line since
I am confident my connection uses LLC multiplexing.  This transformed
the hfsc based shaper to being the most accurate I have so far
experienced. I am able to set tc upload limit by the sync speed, and
tc downstream by the sync minus 12% which accounts for some rate
limiting BT do on all lines (they limit downstream to 88.2% of sync
rate).

If you have the choice of pppoa vs pppoe why not use a so you can use
overhead 10 and be more efficient for upload.


For the record - choosing PPPoE usually allows switching [very cheap] adsl routers into bridge mode - avoiding their connection tracking limits altogether (great for torrents) and getting public ip on linux machine easily.

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