Re: [Cake] Cake over satellite

[Dave Taht <dave.taht@gmail.com>]

The current github/dtaht/sch_cake now has support for setting the rtt
(interval) parameter.

However, testing was to start... today. Taking it right to the outback
before then, well, that's a level of field test that I desire but...
wow!

On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 4:55 PM, Noven Purnell-Webb
<noven@liberant.com.au> wrote:
> I'm about to go on a mission to the outback, with one objective being to
> tune a disappointing satellite link. Theoretically 6/1mbps, with RTTs
> ranging from 700 - 1200ms. From the cake technical page
> "The AQM layer has no configuration options. However, it is planned to add
> simple tuning options for different prevailing RTTs that may be
> significantly different from the Internet-scale 100ms currently assumed.
> Satellite links tend to impose longer RTTs, and enclosed LANs tend to have
> much shorter RTTs." Does this imply cake is not yet ready for use on
> satellite links? Or merely that I'll get sub-optimal results but it's still
> worth testing?
> I see I could set the interval in sch_cake.c and recompile - is there any
> reason why this would be a bad idea? Am I right in thinking with such
> observed variation I'll get better results setting for the lower limit (700)
> rather than the upper (1200)?
> Any suggestions for a more sane target to set while I'm doing this?
> Has anyone here already done testing on satellite links?
>
> - Noven
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