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Comments for Detecting Bufferbloat #759

Open phinjensen opened 6 years ago

phinjensen commented 6 years ago

Comments for https://www.endpointdev.com/blog/2013/02/detecting-blufferbloat/ By Brian Buchalter

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phinjensen commented 6 years ago 
original author: Jon Jensen
date: 2013-02-11T16:53:37-05:00

Good to draw attention to this. It can make a home or office network pretty miserable.

On Windows machines I've used WinMTR:

http://winmtr.net/

And I think mtr has to be available on Mac OS X in one of the open source packaging systems there.

phinjensen commented 6 years ago 
original author: eas
date: 2013-02-21T13:51:37-05:00

Most/all of the "baked" debloating features of CeroWRT were merged with OpenWRT trunk and are in the release candidate for OpenWRT Attitude Adjustment.

The new co_del packet scheduler is the default for QOS, but to take real advantage of it you have configure it with the real-world upstream throughput of your link. The downside is that it doesn't model things like Comcast's PowerBoost (which doubles bandwidth on the first 5-10MB of an upload), so you end up capping yourself to the sustained rate of your link. It's a tradeoff I've been pretty happy with. Longer uploads for smaller files isn't a bad price to pay for keeping everything else responsive.

phinjensen commented 6 years ago 
original author: Anonymous
date: 2013-10-04T19:12:58-04:00

Is this entitled blufferbloat rather than bufferbloat

for a particular reason? Just curious.

phinjensen commented 6 years ago 
original author: Brian Gadoury
date: 2013-10-04T20:57:12-04:00

Blufferboat, more like bufferboat.

phinjensen commented 6 years ago 
original author: Greg Sabino Mullane
date: 2013-10-04T21:09:12-04:00

Title fixed, thanks.