We’re working with another customer on this. I think we found the problem and we have a patch installed. Will keep you informed.

This has been removed in 8.081

I think this week

As of 8.071 you can override the default max queue length (ie the number of packets that can be delayed) in both profiles and individual rules

Carol wrote: Fri May 16, 2025 10:36 am I’m seeing the streams count growing and never really going down. Even if I take the system offline. It’s up over 50K and I’m only on a test network with a few users. This isn’t how it worked on previous systems. Is something wrong?

This is fixed in 8.07. It’s available now.

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Fixed in 8.07. Should be going up shortly. Just 1 more thing to figure out.

min_window allows you to control the smallest window that will be used for shaping TCP traffic. The low window will be u sed on low priority traffic to keep it from clogging your network queues and when rules are over their limit. On a really fact end-to-end connection a connection may be able to ge...

May 15 09:07:29 bwmgr kernel: Queue Full: len:3000 max:3000 We're getting these messages in our log. What does it mean and how can we fix it? You need to increase your max_qlen setting: sysctl -a | grep max_qlen The default is 3000. This is set when you create the rule, so you need to set this in y...

We’re resurrected the old User Forum that we took down in 2016 for one reason or another; we’ve scrubbed all of the posts to avoid confusion with previous versions. So if you’re still running ET/BWMGR V5 or V6 please open a ticket to ask your question. This board is for V8 and beyond. There is no re...