On 10-mei-04, at 18:57, Vicky Rode wrote:
Say if I had a qos appliance installed on networks between a lan and a
wan box would the qos policies be carried across wan end points (point
to point connection)? In other words, will the router retain the TOS
bits across to the other side of the wan c
Cisco and Enterasys definitely pass the TOS bits by default. You need to
talk to your engineering group to see whether it is your site's
policy to propagate TOS bits to make sure the TOS bits set by your
appliance will arrive at their destination.
Scott C. McGrath
Hi,
Do you know by default if the routers pass the TOS bits?
regards,
/vicky
Scott McGrath wrote:
The answer is it depends. routers _usually_ honor the TOS bits unless
they are configured to clear or rewrite them. We use the TOS bits for
designating traffic classes so in some cases we rewrite
The answer is it depends. routers _usually_ honor the TOS bits unless
they are configured to clear or rewrite them. We use the TOS bits for
designating traffic classes so in some cases we rewrite the TOS bits set
by the host so in your case we would modify the TOS bits.
Hi there,
Say if I had a qos appliance installed on networks between a lan and a
wan box would the qos policies be carried across wan end points (point
to point connection)? In other words, will the router retain the TOS
bits across to the other side of the wan connection to provide QoS-style
