1 1 Welcome
	ANK is a hero, genius, but not practical
2 1 Goals
	This should help you read existing documentation
3 1 Stuff I will talk about
	So you know where we are in the presentation	
4 2 Concepts
	queue != qdisc
5 2 Queues are our friend and enemy
	If you remember 1 thing:
	No queue -> no effect!

	This means you can only shape what you send
	No control over what comes in
	
	Setups trying to maximize download speed have
	huge queues, VoIP wants zero queues.
6 3 Queues between user & hardware
	this is important, lots of en/dequeuing going on
7 2 The Queue you are already using
 	Sits on each interface
	This is why shaping is so robust
8 1 A sample CBQ configuration
	Skip over lightly
	Original goal of lecture
9 1 Why all this complexity?
	Incidentally, there is a 'tcng' project
10 2 Very Simpleminded Shaper, 1Mbit/s
	HZ is relatively fixed
11 2 At 10mbit/s
	50mbit/s, becomes inpossible
	No future path
	Raise HZ
12 2 The Token Bucket Filter Qdisc
	Important, shares stuff with HTB
13 1 TBF details
	Drops slow TCP/IP down - we won't be overlimits 
	all that much. Also, we don't really sleep,
	just throttle.
	
	Should burst happen, can limit if desired
14 2 TBF configuration
	3 numbers!
	Limit/burst determine latency	
		Also configure other way around, specify latency
15 2 Stochastic Fairness Queuing
	Make sure you are the place with the queue!!
	Attaching an SFQ to your ppp->ADSL connection
		will not help!
16 2 The CBQ Queueing Discipline
 	Quite clever!
17 1 CBQ for shaping
18 1 CBQ is complex & doesn't work as a shaper!
	The 'Sendmail effect'.
19 2 Classes for multiple queuing disciplines
20 3 Flow of packets in a classful queue
	NOTE: the qdisc has to call the filter!
	Not the other way around!
21 1 CBQ and HTB qdiscs
	Again stress that ANK is a hero
	'Easy things should be easy, hard things should be possible'
	With CBQ, easy things are hard :-)
	Mention Martin Devera (<devik>, helped a lot)
22 2 Configuration basics
	First HTB does no shaping.
23 2 Now add the classes
24 2 Filtering to classify traffic
	iptables, MARK option helps
25 1 Advanced Queues within Queues
26 2 HTB setup with bells & whistles
27 2 UN situation
	Huge queues in the wrong places
	Desperate need for prioritization
	Broken by design
28 1 Even Linux is not Magic
29 1 Additional information