Hi John,
It looks like you may work for a bank (from your e-mail address). Your
banks (assuming they are brick and mortar, which may be wrong!) don't have
more than one queue, do they? ;-)
One queue is much easier to deal with and actually does a better job of
providing service. Banks, post o
You are correct that it creates only 1 PQ.
As for the second point, you bring up a good scenario where the PQ gets
filled up and the rest of the high priority traffic gets dropped. I never
thought about it before, and I guess it just falls into a design category.
Either plan for worst case scena
So, it appears that while we can configure two priority queues, IOS ends
up combining them into a single priority queue. Is that correct?
This seems to make some sense given the definition of 'priority queue'.
How could you give absolute priority to two separate queues?
If that's the case, t
I like to learn, so forgive me if I am beating this subject, but in order
for me to become a CCIE, I need to know everything. I've been reading up on
the real story on two priority queues, been asking a couple of CCIE's and
been on CCO. Just as I suspected, there is only 1 PQ in LLQ, or any queu
It definitly works, but I've always been told to use 1 priority queue for
voice, then CBQ the SNA and video and WFQ with WRED on the rest.
They say voice is most important because it has the highest human
perception, and humans will notice bad voice before bad video.
Steve
""John Neiberger""
I can immediately think of one example. Let's say you have a T-1 access
link with multiple data types that include VoIP and video conferencing.
You want to make sure that VoIP traffic gets its own priority queue, so
let's say you give it 384k. You then want to give the video
conferencing traffi
Has anyone ever seen 2 priority queue's in LLQ? What would be the reason
and how would those 2 get serviced? Round Robin? FIFO? It does work
beucasue I just saw it on a config and tried it myself, but can't figure out
why they did it.
Steve
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