Does tc understand irregular configurations?
For example in a configuration that parent class has ceil and rate
parameters less than child classes?
How can I limit output traffic of an interface?
I test it by limiting parent class traffic but it does not work.
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S.Mehdi Sheikhalishahi wrote:> Does tc understand irregular configurations? > For example in a configuration that parent class has ceil and rate > parameters less than child classes? > > How can I limit output traffic of an interface? > I test it by limiting parent class traffic but it does not work. >I think this should work if you use htb. Andy.
Andy Furniss wrote:> S.Mehdi Sheikhalishahi wrote: > >> Does tc understand irregular configurations? >> For example in a configuration that parent class has ceil and rate >> parameters less than child classes? >> >> How can I limit output traffic of an interface? >> I test it by limiting parent class traffic but it does not work. >> > > I think this should work if you use htb. > > Andy.I think I really ought to test before posting - the htb example in the LARTC does have child classes whose rates exceed parent, but that was I suppose old htb. Testing shows that child rates are not capped by parent rate for htb 3. Andy.