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Subject: ALTQ_CDNR(conditioner) usability?!
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Hello list,

while looking ip_input i saw that altq code is called from there and
if i have not read badly it goes to altq_cdnr code which is just a
diffserv conditioner.
Is there any utility that allows its configuration. Even PF hasn't
integrated it and i wonder why?!

If it's just a job to be done an how-to or how it is supposed to work
would be nice!

Regards.