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You can serve x amount of data out quickly while slowing long term objects. You decide you want to serve out data quickly in the beginning of the connection and slow down after a few seconds. This is called a nonlinear service curve (NLSC or just SC).<ref>https://calomel.org/pf_hfsc.html</ref> | You can serve x amount of data out quickly while slowing long term objects. You decide you want to serve out data quickly in the beginning of the connection and slow down after a few seconds. This is called a nonlinear service curve (NLSC or just SC).<ref>https://calomel.org/pf_hfsc.html</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 09:09, 4 February 2015
pfSense
HFSC burst is broken in pfSense. "It's a kernel issue with dummynet in pf."
HFSC General Information
If you put ack packets in a high bw queue, they will confirm with the remote system that data was received.
You can give certain services priority and keep speed and latency low.
You can serve x amount of data out quickly while slowing long term objects. You decide you want to serve out data quickly in the beginning of the connection and slow down after a few seconds. This is called a nonlinear service curve (NLSC or just SC).[1]