ECN-style signaling has the right properties ... just like TTL it can provide
valid and current sampling of the packet ' s environment as it travels. The
idea is to sample what is happening at a bottleneck for the packet ' s flow.
The bottleneck is the link with the most likelihood of a collisi
Note: this is all about "how to achieve and sustain the ballistic phase that is
optimal for Internet transport" in an end-to-end based control system like TCP.
I think those who have followed this know that, but I want to make it clear
that I'm proposing a significant improvement that requires
Hi,
I have a tunnel from HE.
I configured it on cero using the script on this page:
http://www.bufferbloat.net/projects/cerowrt/wiki/IPv6_Tunnel
>From cero it works, it pings 6 for example.
Now, how do I advertise the prefix to my clients? They don't seem to get any.
I thought that script worke
The problem is that without co-existing well with existing stacks (and
especially misbehaing stacks), you are not talking about something that will
ever be able to be used in real life.
unless I am mixing things up, RED and it's varients are a perfect example of
this. If everyone on the networ
I've had a couple reports of "slowness" on native ipv6, and possibly
there is some sort of path mtu issue being forced, by something.
What I am seeing is ipv4 "bytes on the wire" is 1514, but
native ipv6 "bytes on the wire" is 1494, according to wireshark.
Any attempt to send a "native" 1514 size
I was updating the CeroWrtScripts page on the Bufferbloat.net site
(http://www.bufferbloat.net/projects/cerowrt/wiki/CeroWrtScripts) and for
grins, I ran the cerostats.sh script on my router to see what it had to say for
itself.
I'm running CeroWrt 3.10.40-5 (not the latest 3.10.40-6) on my WND
Hi Maciej,
I have not tested that script for a long while, so I'm not certain that it's
completely working. (I know it worked fine in the 3.7.5 time frame, but there's
been a ton of work since then.) I'd welcome any input on the script/CeroWrt
config for the HE 6in4 tunnel.
BTW: For ease of ma
David P. Reed wrote:
> ECN-style signaling has the right properties ... just like TTL it can
> provide
How would you send these signals?
> A Bloom style filter can remember flow statistics for both of these local
> policies. A great use for the memory no longer misapplied to
On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 1:54 PM, Dave Taht wrote:
> I've had a couple reports of "slowness" on native ipv6, and possibly
> there is some sort of path mtu issue being forced, by something.
>
> What I am seeing is ipv4 "bytes on the wire" is 1514, but
> native ipv6 "bytes on the wire" is 1494, accor
On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 4:40 PM, Michael Richardson wrote:
>
> David P. Reed wrote:
> > ECN-style signaling has the right properties ... just like TTL it can
> > provide
>
> How would you send these signals?
>
> > A Bloom style filter can remember flow statistics for both of these
>
Good points...
On May 29, 2014, Michael Richardson wrote:
>
>David P. Reed wrote:
>> ECN-style signaling has the right properties ... just like TTL it can
>> provide
>
>How would you send these signals?
>
>> A Bloom style filter can remember flow statistics for both of these
>local
>> po
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