* mq
-- cons: Only for NICs with more than 1 TX queue.
-* SFQ
- -- cons: Packets with other protocols than TCP, UDP, IPv4, IPv6 (etc.) are
- hashed based on the 32bits representation of their destination (skb->dst)
- and the socket they belong to.
+* sfq (!)
+ -- pros: Divides bandwidth in a fair way between multiple "flows".
+ Packets with other protocols than IPv4, IPv6 assigned to
+ flows based on the socket they originate in.
+ -- cons: If the more logical flows are sent through a single
+ socket, sfq handles them as one flow. This can be improved
+ (if needed) by properly setting skb->dst for CAN frames.
* drr
-- cons: Seems to be classful although all classes have to be of type "drr".