[Click] reg :BandwidthRatedSplitter

[Nikitas Liogkas]

But you _are_ setting it to 10Kbps, right? Also, shouldn't the 'write' 
directive in the first PokeHandlers element have a value as well?

On a related note, I recall Click having an inherent timing problem in 
limiting bandwidth _before_ the queuing stage. So you should be better off 
storing packets into separate Queues first, and then splitting up the bandwidth!

nikitas


srividhya subramanian wrote:
> Dear Sir,
>            I am an undergrad from AnnaUniversity,India
> working on click modular router.
> 
> We have a doubt in the element
> BandwidthRatedSplitter.The handler rate is the rate of
> splitting(by definiton) which we specify initially in
> the code. when we used the handler rate we found that
> it always wrote 10kbps no matter what rate we specify.
> we would like to know wat "rate" exactly means and
> whether it is in any relevance with bandwidth usage .i
> have also sent the code that we wrote....
> 
> c::IPClassifier(src host 10.1.8.10, src host
> 10.1.8.12, -);
> b1::BandwidthRatedSplitter(10kbps);
> b2::BandwidthRatedSplitter(10kbps);
> b3::BandwidthRatedSplitter(15kbps);
> p::PrioSched;
> 
> //FromDevice(eth0)
> elementclass band{	
> input->c;
> c[0]			->b1[0]->Queue->Print(okOne)
> 			->[0]p;
> 
> c[1]			->b2[0]->Queue->[1]p;
> c[2]			->b3[0]->Queue->[2]p;
> PokeHandlers(write b1.rate);
> PokeHandlers(read b1.rate);
> b1[1]->Print(one)->Discard;
> b2[1]->Print(two)->Discard;
> b3[1]->Print(three)->Discard;
> 
> p->output
> };
> 
> b::band
> FromDevice(eth0)->b->
> ToDevice(eth0);
> 
> kindly reply
> 
> yours,
> 
> srividhya
> 
> 
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