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>Ibrahim,
>The traffic policing works under the "token bucket" principle. the
>number after the police 64000 is 8000 (burst normal) and there is also a
>(burst maximum) after that. the optional keywords of conform-action and
>exceed action are after that. I read the 8000 as the maximum burst per
>interval. As you said below which is 1/8th the poiced rate.
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>-Greg
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>Hi Greg,
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>Thank you for responding.
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>So, your example:
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>SW2(config-pmap-c)#police 64000 8000 exceed-action drop
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>You're only allowing for 64 Kbit/s and no more. The 8 Kbit/s is what you
>allow to be sent/received in a 1/8th of one second.
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>That would mean if the configuration is changed to:
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>SW2(config-pmap-c)#police 64000 16000 exceed-action drop
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>You're still allowing for only 64 Kbit/s, but are you allowing for 16
>Kbit/s to be sent/received in a 1/8th of one second (that's more than 64
>Kbit/s)? Or are you only changing the time interval so only 4 Kbit can
>be sent/received in 1/16th of
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>Ibrahim,
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>For thew 3550 I think you can apply that under the class of a policy
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>map. I used class default here. The policy maps are not the same as the
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>routers. The default burst size I believe is 1/8th the police rate, but
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>can be changed higher.
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>SW2(config-pmap)#class class-default
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>SW2(config-pmap-c)#?
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>QoS policy-map class configuration commands:
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> exit Exit from QoS class action configuration mode
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> no Negate or set default values of a command
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> police Police
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> service-policy Configure QoS Service Policy
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> set Set QoS values
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> trust Set trust value for the class
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> <cr>
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>SW2(config-pmap-c)#police ?
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> <8000-1000000000> Bits per second
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> aggregate Choose aggregate policer for current class
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>SW2(config-pmap-c)#police 64000 8000 exceed-action drop
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>-Greg
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>Hello people from the list.
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>I'm a bit confused about policing in a 3550.
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>As there is no rate-limit command under the interface configuration,
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>I'll have to enable mls qos and configure a policy-map, no problem
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>there.
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>The confusing thing is that I have to configure the normal burst and
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>there is no excess burst. So what is normal burst here? Does it have
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>anything to do with Tc (time interval, 1/8 by default) or is it just how
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>many extra Kbit have a chance to get thru if there is space?
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>Thanks in advanced
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