From: Stanislav Sinyagin (SSinyagin@xxxxxx)
Date: Sat Dec 04 1999 - 12:13:46 GMT-3
Jason Chen <jchenk@online.sh.cn> wrote:
JC> hi all,
JC> this is another tricky problem:
JC> how can i set the qos in the ethernet interface,
JC> for example, ---e0---r1---serial-----r2----e0--------
JC> the user in r1e0 must use ftp session to the server in r2e0,
JC> make config on r2, that
JC> the ftp data must be set with the high priority, but if
JC> congestion occurs on r2, the ftp data should be dropped.
You can set the priority only on outgoing interface, i.e. R2's serial.
Thus, when there's congestion on the serial, the packets are laid
into the queue (or several queues, in case of priority or custom
queuing), and those which don't fit into the output queue, get
dropped.
Stan
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