[CLUE-Tech] Feedback for new tool turn key bandwidth limiting... (second try)

[Art Reisman]

Yes I should have checked the archive, but I was not
sure if the e-mail was getting distributed correctly
so the archive could have been a false positive? 

In any case I'll be preparing information for Linux
Fest in Washington, on all aspects of the arbitrator
(in April), so from there I can pull what is
interesting to the local group. I will look into Click
Modular Router Project, as you have suggested and the
other groups. It is very hard to give intelligent
answers about how this tool compares with others work
in the wild world of Linux, there may be a common
language for things evolving but it is hard to tell
what people are doing and talking about....

Thanks

Art


--- David Anselmi <anselmi at americanisp.net> wrote:
> Art Reisman wrote:
> > I posted this once before, at a time when there
> was no
> > traffic for 3 days with this group, and I suspect
> > there was something wrong with the mail server?
> > Because I received no feedback whatsoever. So with
> > apologies up front if you have seen this before...
> 
> Did you look in the archives?  Did you get your
> first post via the list? 
>   If the message is in either place there is a good
> chance that it went out.
> 
> I saw your post the first time.  I don't have time
> at the moment to look 
> into this topic further.  You might look into BLUG
> or FRUUG, there may 
> be more interest there.
> 
> You might consider talking to Lynn Danielson about
> giving a presentation 
> at one of our meetings.  A demo of bandwidth shaping
> does not seem very 
> interesting to me (look, now it's fast, now it's
> slow) but maybe there 
> is more to it than that.  I would be interested in a
> presentation on how 
> your tool works, how it was built, and how it saves
> money, as long as 
> the analysis is rigorous.
> 
> Are you aware of the Click Modular Router Project? 
> It seems like a tool 
> that would be useful to build an application like
> yours.
> 
> I hope to hear you talk soon.
> 
> Dave
> 
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