LARTC - Jan 2004 - example clarification needed

Hi,

I have a parent class 1:1 with rate=ceil=64kbit
i create 3 classes under it(1:1).
class 1:2  rate=ceil=32kbit
class 1:3 rate=ceil=16kbit
class 1:4 rate=ceil=16kbit

if 64kbit traffic is flowing from the cable all the 3 classes will get their
respective shape.

1 .if only 32kbit data is flowing(for some reason).
a. Then how will the traffic gets distributed.?
b. Is it in first come first serve bases or gets equally distributed.if
distributed equally then what is the logic behind it.

2. if more than 64kbit is flowing then what happens ?


Regards
Jayesh


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On Tuesday 20 January 2004 10:05, jayesh rathod wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a parent class 1:1 with rate=ceil=64kbit
> i create 3 classes under it(1:1).
> class 1:2  rate=ceil=32kbit
> class 1:3 rate=ceil=16kbit
> class 1:4 rate=ceil=16kbit
>
> if 64kbit traffic is flowing from the cable all the 3 classes will get
> their respective shape.
>
> 1 .if only 32kbit data is flowing(for some reason).
> a. Then how will the traffic gets distributed.?
> b. Is it in first come first serve bases or gets equally distributed.if
> distributed equally then what is the logic behind it.
>
> 2. if more than 64kbit is flowing then what happens ?
I''m not going to answer your questions, but I point you to the faq page
on
docum.org for answers.

Stef

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