Re: [Cake] FreeNet backhaul

On Sep 7, 2018, at 3:59 PM, Dave Taht wrote:you are making me pull out my mrtg stats, I'll post one. In thedebloating universe, 5 minute averagesreally obscure the bufferbloat problem. What's important aredrops/marks, reschedules, queue depths, and overlimits. I get about3000

Re: [Cake] FreeNet backhaul

you are making me pull out my mrtg stats, I'll post one. In the debloating universe, 5 minute averages really obscure the bufferbloat problem. What's important are drops/marks, reschedules, queue depths, and overlimits. I get about 3000 drops/day (debloats). I wish I could extrapolate what that and

Re: [Cake] FreeNet backhaul

> On Sep 7, 2018, at 1:03 AM, Jonathan Morton wrote: > >> On 7 Sep, 2018, at 1:37 am, Pete Heist wrote: >> >> This router is an old ALIX with kernel 2.6.26, but on the other hand it does >> have hfsc + esfq (a variant of sfq with host fairness) deployed, so if it’s >> actually controlling th

Re: [Cake] FreeNet backhaul

> On 7 Sep, 2018, at 1:37 am, Pete Heist wrote: > > This router is an old ALIX with kernel 2.6.26, but on the other hand it does > have hfsc + esfq (a variant of sfq with host fairness) deployed, so if it’s > actually controlling the queue, one might suspect that sfq it could control > inter-f

Re: [Cake] FreeNet backhaul

Heh. esfq was "best in class" for a very, very long time. I have years of mrtg data on my network that I haven't looked at in years On Thu, Sep 6, 2018 at 3:37 PM Pete Heist wrote: > > I met with the FreeNet Liberec admins earlier this week, and am just starting > to get the first IRTT / Smo

[Cake] FreeNet backhaul

I met with the FreeNet Liberec admins earlier this week, and am just starting to get the first IRTT / SmokePing probe data from a few backhaul routers. I’ll see if I can get snapshots of the SmokePing pages public somewhere, but for now... https://www.heistp.net/downloads/jerab_ping.pdf