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I asked for traffic shaping, but everything seems to be going at full LAN speeds. Whats wrong?

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I asked for traffic shaping, but everything seems to be going at full LAN speeds. Whats wrong?

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The most likely problem is that it is using the unshaped control network for the traffic you’re looking at. This occurs when it tries to contact a node using a “pcXXX” address, like pc070 or pc070.isi.deterlab.net, or when it tries to ping a fully-qualified name, like NodeA.myexpt.myproj.isi.deterlab.net, which also resolves to a control network address. On one of your nodes, take a look at the file /etc/hosts. It shows the IP addresses and aliases that refer to the different experimental interfaces. These are the names/IPs you can use to see the delays. See this section of the tutorial for more details on the control network. For a discussion of the way to ‘name’ interfaces on the control and experimental networks, see the the naming section of this document. • I set a non-zero packet-loss (or delay) but ‘ping’ shows no packet-loss (or delay). Why? You are probably pinging through the control net interface. See this Troubleshooting FAQ entry and the control net section of the tutorial

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