Look like that should work as you completed originally, except with a
few extra lines. Shaping to "all traffic" does not really require an
access list to complete, only when a network(s) are specified.
Router(config-if)#traffic-shape ?
group configure token bucket: group <access-list> CIR (bps) [Bc
(bits) [Be
(bits)]]
rate configure token bucket: CIR (bps) [Bc (bits) [Be (bits)]]
You could also complete the requiremnets with MQC as you did, but this
would be a few extra lines.
There is also policing which probably would not work.
Router(config-if)#rate-limit input ?
<8000-2000000000> Bits per second
access-group Match access list
dscp Match dscp value
qos-group Match qos-group ID
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Hello people from the list.
I have a question regarding QOS that I came across:
They are asking to "shape" to 64K all traffic going
from R1 to R2 with the "minimum" amount of
lines/commands.
I configured an access-list to mark the traffic, then
a class-map (matching the ACL created before), then I
created a Policy map (this references the class-map
created) and then I entered the command:
"shape average 64000". Of course at the end, I applied
it to the interface
When I saw their answer for this question, I noticed
that they just configured the following command under
the corresponding interface:
"traffic-shape rate 64000"
In my mind, both do the same thing with the difference
that the second approach obviously has fewer
commands/lines.
I am correct on this?
Thanks in advanced!
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