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    Codel not applying after 4gb/s ?

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      Poli
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      I am playing around with codel.
      I want to limit a certain Connection to max 10gb/s (I know it's obvious since it's nearly the max capacity of a PfSense) but hear me out.

      Basically.
      If I set my Limiter to max 100mbits it works fine
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      Now If I set it to 10gb/s it is still limited to the original 100mbps.

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      Alright that's weird right?

      Now if I set it to 4 gb/s
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      Youcan clearly see here, that the limit is now unlocked. But why? Why don't 10000 mbits works?
      I tried 9999 doesn't work as well.

      I tried with bits too it doesn't work.
      I tried also to put a longer queue it doesn't work.
      And lastly I tried to disable ECN it doesn't work.

      It's so weird, why would it work with 4 but not with 5,6,7,8,9 or even 10gb/s?

      Thanks in advance for your help!

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        Poli @Poli
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        @Poli Oh I founded that, so BSD still didn't fix it ? https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/12661

        I guess the fix was an upgrade from 2gb/s to 4gb/s why so low? https://reviews.freebsd.org/D31582

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