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M Graff wrote:
> I have tried this both with and without pf filtering and ALTQ queueing.
>  I have to keep pf active, however, since it is needed for NAT.

Turns out I'm wrong there; I must have forgotten to reload the pf rules...

With altq enabled, and a single default queue:

altq on vlan9 cbq bandwidth 1100Kb queue { def_vlan9, ftp_vlan9,
udp_vlan9, http_vlan9, ssh_vlan9, icmp_vlan9 }
queue def_vlan9 on vlan9 bandwidth 100% cbq(default borrow red)


I get this strange behavior where I get no buffer space messages, and
terrible performance -- transferring a file out gives me 20% of my
outgoing line speed.

With no altq in my pf.conf, I get no control over my outgoing traffic
characteristics, but I also don't get any lost packets due to buffer
space, and I get nearly wire-speed transfers.

- --Michael
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