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[ns] RE: BingGo!!!
I think your results are correct. If you reduce one queue lenght, you reduce
the queue latency, moreover you increase the number of packet dropped for
buffer overflow.
On the other hand you increase the probability the scheduler find this queue
in idle status. In this case the other queue is served, more packets are
sent and the dropping percentage decrease consequently.
Do you agree?
Sergio
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sungwon Yi [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: 16. heinakuuta 2001 21:01
> To: Sergio Andreozzi
> Cc: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: BingGo!!!
>
>
> First of all, I really appreciate for your fast and kind response.
>
> Hi, I am sungwon, again.
> What you suggested is exactly what i did.
>
> It seems that new queue size is assigned to the queue.
> The thing is that I only changed one of two queues.
> However, this modification also affected the number of
> packets dropped in other queue though the size remains
> the same. : tcl/ex/diffserv/ds-cbr-tb-WRR.tcl
>
> Could anyone explain why the change of one queue size
> affect the number of drop in other queue( class ) ?
>
> Best Regards,
> Sungwon.
>
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> Yi, Sungwon
> Have a wonderful day!
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