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This is my first time using traffic shaping and I am wondering how I can list the rules I applied like you can with iptables?

Walter

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Perhaps your problem is that you said "list the rules", while tools from iproute2 use "show" as keyword instead.

Examples:

tc qdisc show
tc class show dev eth0
tc filter show dev eth0

For more details, consult the manpage for tc and the well known resource LARTC.

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Ok, that is what I thought it was after reading the manpage, but after restarting the router, all of my rules appear to have been deleted. – Walter White Feb 28 '11 at 18:28
To make the rules persistent, have a boot script that sets them during the boot process. How exactly you would do it is highly distribution specific. It's the same with iptables: if you add some rules in the command line and reboot - they get lost. To achieve persistency, you either use iptables-save to save the current rules and iptables-restore during boot, or have a boot script which explicitly calls iptables to set the rules. – vtest Feb 28 '11 at 21:43
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