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Luca Muscariello <luca.muscariello@gmail.com> writes:

> 10Mbps/32 ~= 300kbps
>
> Does the VoIP stream use more than that 300kbps?
> In the ideal case as long as the sparse flow has a rate which is lower than
> the fair rate
> the optimization should work. Otherwise the optimization might not as close
> to ideal as possible.

Yeah, except it's not just the bandwidth, it also depends on the
quantum...


... which Cake automatically adjusts based on the configured rate, so
that would explain why I'm getting different results. Thanks! :D

-Toke