There are different formulas dependent on the QoS technique used.  With CAR
the formula is

Bc = (CIR/8)*1.5  (2000000/8)*1.5 = 375000
Be = 2xBc 375000*2 = 750000

The formula's below are for Frame Relay Traffic Shaping.

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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Baldwin, Patrick
A.
Sent: Friday, January 14, 2011 4:56 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [OSL | CCIE_RS] QoS on task 1.4

Marko, Tyson,

Quick question if you don't mind.  I apologize if this has been explained
before I must have missed it.

Volume 3, Lab 4, Task 1.4 says Ensure that both R7 and R8 consider this link
to have 2000Kb/s available.  configure appropriate bidirectional
rate-limiting on R8.  Do not use the MQC.

When I took this lab, I zeroed in on the fact that this was asking for GTS.
However in the solutions guide, you configured it on the physical  link
rather than the PPPoE link that was asked for earlier in task 1.4.

I am curious what might have clued me in to put it on the physical instead
of the dialer interface?

But the big question is this, I cannot seem to come up with the numbers you
used for the rate-limiting and I am curious if the proctor/grading script
will be this picky (is it wrong if you don't use the values for BC/BE that
they would?)

The video on demand lesson for this says:

AR=access rate = line speed not cir
CIR=target rate for rate limit command
BC=TC*CIR
BE=AR-(TC*CIR)
TC=1/8 sec or .125 sec

The solutions guide used the command:
rate-limit input 2000000 375000 750000 conform-action transmit exceed-action
drop

Backing out your numbers from the above formulas, I get a TC of .1875 and a
AR of 1125000 see below, I cant figure out where those numbers would have
come from.  Can you shed some light on that for me.

BC=375000=.1875*2000000
BE=750000=1125000-(.1875*2000000)

Thanks

Patrick A. Baldwin (Alex)
Network Engineering
Colsa Corp., HOSC Contract
NASA , Marshall Space Flight Center
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