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Pete Heist <pete@heistp.net> writes:

> And in the aqm driver support I=E2=80=99m not sure what fq_overmemory
> signifies (Toke may know that) or if the other stats are within the
> expected ranges for this amount of traffic.

Overmemory is the amount of times the total queue size went over the
4MiB limit. So I'd say that 60 million times is...quite a lot. Is there
a lot of traffic that doesn't respond to congestion signals on that
link?

-Toke