Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 06 Dec 1999 18:12:03 -0200 | From | Alexandre Hautequest <> | Subject | Re: Again: EQL - someone's use this thing yet? |
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Alan Cox wrote: > > > On Mon, 6 Dec 1999, Alexandre Hautequest wrote: > > > Anyone's here still use this thing? > > > > AFAIK EQL is dead and you should use the teql queue instead. > > teql isnt useful on low bandwidth links where you really want to do per > packet routing with queue length based balancers
and this is exactly what i need. I will aggregate 3 or 4 ppp links w/ an ISP (here we use those USRobotics modems, the ADSL/ASDL/ISDN/alikes are coming but with a high cost (about US$ 200 one 64k link).
Maybe other approach i can do is make a filter-based w/ NAT eql, where one device just send packets out and other receives packets in. This will be a forced hack ("xunxo", as we call here), but maybe works.
Is any trouble doing this? Like break tcp code?
But i really don't want do reinvent the wheel -- I know that eql does this, and just want to have one version that runs in RH6.
-- Alexandre Hautequest - Linux User #116289 "When I'm on the road, I'm indestructible. No one can stop me. But they try..."
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