[Click] Queue Capacity and RatedUnqueue

[Eddie Kohler]

Hi Giovanni,

Yes,  but *if you do use Unqueue* instead of RatedUnqueue, do you still observe 
drops?  Run this experiment.

Does your configuration include ToDevices as well as PollDevices?

Eddie


Giovanni Giardinelli wrote:
> Hi Eddie, you wrote on 19/06/2004 6.18.50:
> 
> 
> The reason for which I use the RatedUnque element is that, in a DiffServ
> environment, I want to control the EF traffic, and at the same time I want to ensure
> that this kind of traffic will be served at the RATE parameter fixed in the configuration 
> of the RatedUnqueue element.
> Moreover, also if I send at a rate much more low than 200,000 packets per second,  
> I still observe this behavior.
> Could be for the limits of my router in processing 64 bytes packets? 
> 
> Giovanni
> 
> 
>>Giovanni,
>>
>>Do you still get drops with a simple "Unqueue" (not RatedUnqueue)?
>>
>>The rate on that RatedUnqueue is pretty slow: 200,000 packets per second.  It's 
>>not surprising that your traffic generators can generate more load than that.
>>
>>Eddie