I don’t see that the version of “tc” on SUSE 12 supports fq-codel yet, is there a time table as to when it might get this support ?
On 24/08/16 15:04, cisaksen wrote:
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I don’t see that the version of “tc” on SUSE 12 supports fq-codel yet,[/color]
How are you checking this? It’s provided by the iproute2 package which
does include a man page for tc-fq_codel.
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is there a time table as to when it might get this support ?[/color]
I can see that the iproute2 packages in SLES12 and SLES12 SP1 are
version 3.12 but the one currently in the SLES12 SP2 open beta[1] is 4.4.
HTH.
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https://www.suse.com/newsroom/post/2016/suse-linux-enterprise-12-service-pack-2-now-in-open-beta
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I was reviewing the ubuntu tc man page and saw the support for it there - so i figured that SUES would have it here as well. The fact that’s in iproute2 is good to know - thank you.
On 25/08/16 15:34, cisaksen wrote:
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I was reviewing the ubuntu tc man page and saw the support for it there
- so i figured that SUES would have it here as well. The fact that’s in
iproute2 is good to know - thank you.[/color]
My comment about the iproute2 package was that it includes the
tc-fq_codel man page but it also provides the tc command.
If you haven’t already, I’d suggest installing SLES12 SP1 (or possibly
SP2 public beta) on a machine and seeing if it does what you want. If
not we can then follow up here.
HTH.
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Actually just learning about the method with regards to bufferbloat and wanted to see if in fact SUSE had it available. That way I could do some research to see if it is something we need to look into more. I did find the info on SLES 12 - we run SP0 and SP1 - don’t have time to deal with SP2 yet. Maybe around Christmas.
Thanks again.