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https://avinetworks.com/glossary/traffic-shaping/
Transitioning from a high speed interface to a low speed interface can cause egress blocking: tail drop or packet loss in the outgoing queue. Prevent this issue by configuring egress traffic shaping to ensure all packets are eventually sent, at least until the buffer fills.
Another consideration is that queueing packets up to be sent later—traffic shaping—can only ever apply to outbound traffic. True inbound traffic shaping does not exist, because inbound traffic is the realm of traffic policing.
https://avinetworks.com/glossary/traffic-shaping/#:~:text=Another%20consideration%20is%20that%20queueing,the%20realm%20of%20traffic%20policing.
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