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For kernel >= 4.9 maybe it should be suggested to add this in sysctl:
net.ipv4.tcp_congestion_control = bbr
And this in /etc/modules:
tcp_bbr
Maybe I am wrong though... but if thats the case, then it could be mentioned in the webpage why I am wrong so others don't ask themselves this same question.
Thanks a lot!
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Thanks a lot for your answer Dave!
Now more than two and a half years later, whats your opinion on using BBR?
BTW I been using it together with fq_codel and ECN=1 since then at home and one of my customers, didn't notice any problems so far... (of course this is just my case and I am not as expert as you, just comenting).
Thanks a lot for your answer Dave!
Now more than two and a half years later, whats your opinion on using
BBR?
BTW I been using it together with fq_codel and ECN=1 since then at
home and one of my customers, didn't notice any problems so far... (of
course this is just my case and I am not as expert as you, just
comenting).
Ultimately, ecn or no, BBR will construct a good model of the path, and
fq_codel garuntees that that is, indeed a good model.
That said, I'd really like to see RFC3168-like behavior enter bbr.
For kernel >= 4.9 maybe it should be suggested to add this in sysctl:
net.ipv4.tcp_congestion_control = bbr
And this in /etc/modules:
tcp_bbr
Maybe I am wrong though... but if thats the case, then it could be mentioned in the webpage why I am wrong so others don't ask themselves this same question.
Thanks a lot!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: