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- Queuing_discipline abstract "Queuing discipline, usually shortened to qdisc, is a traffic scheduler associated with a network interface which governs and arranges (prioritizes) the network traffic passing through that interface. Queuing disciplines are commonly used as attempts to compensate for various networking conditions, like reducing the latency for certain classes of network packets, and are generally used as part of the quality of service (QoS) measures.Examples of the queuing disciplines include First In, First Out (FIFO), Stochastic Fair Queuing (SFQ), Token Bucket Filter (TBF), Random Early Drop (RED), and Hierarchical fair-service curve (HFSC). Each of the scheduling algorithms used internally for these queuing disciplines provides specific reordering or dropping of network packets inside various transmit or receive buffers.".
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- Queuing_discipline wikiPageID "41172772".
- Queuing_discipline wikiPageRevisionID "600115769".
- Queuing_discipline subject Category:Network_performance.
- Queuing_discipline subject Category:Scheduling_algorithms.
- Queuing_discipline comment "Queuing discipline, usually shortened to qdisc, is a traffic scheduler associated with a network interface which governs and arranges (prioritizes) the network traffic passing through that interface.".
- Queuing_discipline label "Queuing discipline".
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- Queuing_discipline sameAs Q17097353.
- Queuing_discipline sameAs Q17097353.
- Queuing_discipline wasDerivedFrom Queuing_discipline?oldid=600115769.
- Queuing_discipline depiction Data_Queue.svg.
- Queuing_discipline isPrimaryTopicOf Queuing_discipline.
