From: Mike Flanagan (mikenoc@mindspring.com)
Date: Thu Nov 11 2004 - 19:17:01 GMT-3
Hello,
I am trying to understand when I would choose using the bandwidth command
with a class map "Which from what I undertand is the same as custom-queuing"
and When I would use the priority command in a class-map "which from what I
understand is the same as using priority-queuing". Both only affect packets
when they are in the output queue of an interface when the interface is
congested right ? Or would either of these affect traffic that is not
bufferd in the output queue ? Also does the bandwith command allow traffic
to be in access of what I have specified. For instance if I specify
bandwidth 256 for FTP traffic and there is capacity in the queue it would
allow more than 256 K right ? And with the priority 256 specified for FTP it
will guerentee 256K but not allow any more than 256 K ?
Thanks in advance for any assistance in clearing this up :)
Mike F.
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