Hello Everyone, What're people using for traffic shaping and prioritisation these days? I'm trying to find if there is a viable alternative to the old standard of tc and qdiscs like htb and cbq which are a pain (and a half) to maintain. -- -Michael Fincham Unleash Technology Solutions
On 24/04/2007, at 11:54 PM, Michael Fincham wrote:
Hello Everyone,
What're people using for traffic shaping and prioritisation these days? I'm trying to find if there is a viable alternative to the old standard of tc and qdiscs like htb and cbq which are a pain (and a half) to maintain.
You might want to try a Linux networking mailing list, but from memory there are some web frontends to make the above easier to maintain. -- Nathan Ward
Do you mean 'what are people using?' or 'what are people using ON LINUX?' Quite a few of the major players have moved to dedicated solutions, or utilise the features in their BRAS equip. Dean Michael Fincham wrote:
Hello Everyone,
What're people using for traffic shaping and prioritisation these days? I'm trying to find if there is a viable alternative to the old standard of tc and qdiscs like htb and cbq which are a pain (and a half) to maintain.
That's a very valid point, Dean. I did mean the latter in this case, though it is interesting to hear what the bigger players are using as well. -Michael
Do you mean 'what are people using?' or 'what are people using ON LINUX?'
Quite a few of the major players have moved to dedicated solutions, or utilise the features in their BRAS equip.
Dean
Michael Fincham wrote:
Hello Everyone,
What're people using for traffic shaping and prioritisation these days? I'm trying to find if there is a viable alternative to the old standard of tc and qdiscs like htb and cbq which are a pain (and a half) to maintain.
-- -Michael Fincham Unleash Technology Solutions
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