From: jnkmail4eva@yahoo.com
Date: Thu Mar 02 2006 - 14:00:42 GMT-3
Before I try this in my lab, I thought I ask those willing to share their
wisdom.
Is it ALWAYS necessary to use map-classs when allocating bandwith ?
For Example, I have router A with S0/0 connected to our FR provider.
I want to dedicate 80% of our bandwidth for all traffic going out.
and leave the 20% available all the time (I want to allocate it for Mainframe
at a later time i.e undecided). If there is congestion, drop packets.
I know I could create a policy-map and then appply it to the interface
class-map all
match ip any any
policy-map test
class all
bandwidth 80
random detect
int s0/0
frame-relay traffic shaping
service-policy output test
Will this work ?
Is it necessary for me to create a
map-class first, apply the policy map to it and then apply it to the
frame-relay interface as a frame-relay class.
I am quite confused.
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