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Advanced Linux Networking Routing Settings!

In Linux 2.x , the kernel support advanced networking routing.
There are many sophisticated packet classifier/scheduler which
are all located in /usr/src/linux/net/sched.

These classifiers/schedulers should be controlled by a program
called tc (traffic controller) which is in a iproute2.tar.gz
package.

I hava a question , will tc cooperate with conventional route
programs , such as /sbin/route , ip_masq , ip_chain  ?

for example , there are three machines , say A,B and C
machine B is a router which has two ethernet cards on it
B.eth0 is connected to machine A ;
B.eth1 is connected to machine C .

We use /sbin/route to connect A and C in machine B so that
A and C can connect directly (telnet/ftp/http...)

In such a environment , how will TC cooperate with /sbin/route ?
When we use TC , do we still have to use /sbin/route ?
Will they conflict with each other ?

Who has ever used TC ? Can somebody reply me ? Thanks in advance.


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