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Subject: [Bloat] transparenty bridge/tap with fq_codel
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I built a transparent bridge on a Debian platform earlier running =
fq_codel between eth2 and eth3 as br0 which seemed to improve =
throughput.=20

Now, I=E2=80=99m wondering if there=E2=80=99s a way to copy some of =
those packets to another onboard NIC eth4 for analysis on another box on =
the network. How significant of a performance hit will this be on =
commodity hardware on my bridge throughput, and/or what is best =
practices? Has anyone already done this and made it work?=