Short answer is “yes” you can do that … without knowing what kind of equipment and perhaps a bit more about what you want to prioritize it will a bit vague though ….
On the PPPOE session, you can attach a QoS profile on a per subscriber basis. If you want to tag at the far end (customer side) and you want to allow those markings to be trusted towards your network then it depends on the CPE router. Often for that reason, the QoS in PPPOE is done on the BRAS device itself only as you normally don’t want to trust what customers are sending you ;) Paul From: Af [mailto:af-boun...@afmug.com] On Behalf Of Christopher Gray Sent: Monday, November 16, 2015 4:43 PM To: af@afmug.com Subject: [AFMUG] QoS with PPPoE? Where does PPPoE upstream queue reside? Is there a way to use prioritization at the edge of a PPPoE connection? I'm starting to work with some DSL modems. Most modems have options for upstream QoS and require an upstream limit to be set (below the PPPoE negotiated rate to function correctly). I've worked with several devices that can do PPPoE and "QoS" but need a limit to be set lower than the PPPoE connection. Where does the PPPoE upstream queue reside? Is it on the client? Is there a way to do any prioritization in the PPPoE queue itself (to maximize the actual speed and not require an artificial bottleneck to achieve QoS goals)? Thanks - Chris
