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> I've been looking at the pages on the Cat 3550 and I can't tell if
> this thing will handle the entire range of possibilites that the modular
> QoS CLI provides, or if there are some hardware limits on numbers of
> queues, etc, etc.


it can get a bit confusing at times, but in general, all Cisco euipment
eventually has hardware (and software)limitations that eventually come into
play.

Yes MQC is supported. So far as I can tell, all functionality is supported
with the obvious exceptions. No frame relay traffic shaping, for example.

The 3550 is a fixed configuration box. No upping the RAM or flash. What you
see is what you get.

You can use one of the four ( five now? This mayu have changed with the new
IOS ) SDM's.

Switch_48#sh sdm prefer
 The current template is the default template.
 The selected template optimizes the resources in
 the switch to support this level of features for
 8 routed interfaces and 1K VLANs.

 number of unicast mac addresses:   5K
 number of igmp groups:             1K
 number of qos aces:                1K
 number of security aces:           1K
 number of unicast routes:          8K
 number of multicast routes:        1K

Switch_48#

Switch_48(config)#sdm ?
  prefer  Config TCAM and ASIC RAM size. Warning: need to reset switch for
          configuration to take effect.

Switch_48(config)#sdm prefer ?
  access          multicast and qos/acl bias, drop unicast
  extended-match  Using extended match for unicast routing
  routing         unicast bias, drop qos/acl
  vlan            vlan bias, drop routing
  

There is a section in the documentation that covers this.

As far as queues and things, gotta read the docs carefully. IIRC, it is not
all in the same place, so you have to dig around a little.

contact me off line. perhaps something can be worked out.

Chuck




>
>
>    Is there someone with a 3550 in a lab environment that would be
> willing to let me log in and check it out before I shell out the $$$ to
> get my hands on one of these things?




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