hello,
we've got an installation at a customer with two sites connected via a 1Mbit/sec serial link using llq for voice priorisation. after having problems with the voice quality and debugging around i a get very interesting output when using the "debug priority" command:
26w2d: now 3093345544 tokens 95488 pak_size 592 max_token_limit 100000
26w2d: now 3093345544 tokens 94896 pak_size 592 max_token_limit 100000
26w2d: now 3093345544 tokens 94304 pak_size 592 max_token_limit 100000
26w2d: now 3093345548 tokens 95712 pak_size 592 max_token_limit 100000
26w2d: now 3093345548 tokens 95120 pak_size 592 max_token_limit 100000
26w2d: now 3093345548 tokens 94528 pak_size 592 max_token_limit 100000
26w2d: now 3093345548 tokens 93936 pak_size 592 max_token_limit 100000
26w2d: now 3093345548 tokens 93344 pak_size 592 max_token_limit 100000
so after reconfiguring the match clause for my priority queue the voice problems stop, but the messages still appear.
now my question: does these debug output actually show a problem or is this a normal output from this debug command?
the only references i found regarding this output where in combination with following lines:
3d01h: WFQ: dropping a packet from the priority queue 1
but in my scenario this information that a packet from the pq has been dropped never appears.
never mind, every idea how to handle the first shown output is very welcome!
thank's for your time,
kind regards,
bernhard
