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Hi,
I have a code to create a link with CBQ and it works, with a topclass = and in this topclass I insert my CBQ classes.. Now, I want to have another class, a special one that doesn't borrow its = bandwidth to the other CBQ classes. Just like a rate limter, one rate = limiter having CBQ classes, and another rate limiter with this special = class only. For this purpose, I created another topclass with this special class = inside. In these topclasses the borrowing parameters are false, so they = shouldn't borrow bandwidth between each other. When I run the = simulation, I realize that there is borrowing between them. I am sending = the piece of code below. Does anyone knows why this borrowing is happening, and how to solve it? Thnks in advance Susana $self simplex-link $n0 $n1 $bw $delay CBQ/WRR $self simplex-link $n1 $n0 $bw $delay DropTail set cbqlink [$self link $n0 $n1] set topclass1 [new CBQClass] $topclass1 setparams none 0 0.9 auto 1 2 0 $cbqlink insert $topclass1 set weight(0) 0.45 set weight(1) 0.45 for {set i 0} {$i < 2} {incr i} { set classi($i) [new CBQClass] set queue($i) [new Queue/DropTail] $classi($i) install-queue $queue($i) $classi($i) setparams $topclass1 true $weight($i) auto 1 1 0 $cbqlink insert $classi($i) set a1 [expr $i*2] set a2 [expr ($i+1)*2-1]=20 $cbqlink bind $classi($i) $a1 $a2 } set topclass2 [new CBQClass] $topclass2 setparams none 0 0.1 auto 1 2 0 $cbqlink insert $topclass2 set class2 [new CBQClass] set queue2 [new Queue/DropTail] $class2 install-queue $queue2 $class2 setparams $topclass2 false 1 auto 1 1 0 $cbqlink insert $class2 set a1 [expr 2*2] set a2 [expr 2*4]=20 $cbqlink bind $class2 $a1 $a2 |