From: Chris Lewis (chrlewiscsco@gmail.com)
Date: Tue Jun 27 2006 - 10:35:28 ART
e0/0 will only have traffic from VLAN A, s0/0 has traffic from VLAN A, but
also potentially from other sources (interfaces) on router A as well.
Chris
On 6/26/06, Kay D <krsna83@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi All ,
> I am little bit confused abt marking In /out ,please consider
> the
> following scenario
>
>
>
> ----------------VLAN A ---------------------e0/0 ( RouterA )
> s0/0---------------------------------------e0/0 ( Router B )
> e1/1---------------------------- VLAN B
>
> QUESTION : Mark any packets that enter from VLAN A which lead to
> the Vlan
> B with a DSCP of af 33 & set a bandwidth of 50% for the same
> -----------------
>
> What i did :
> ------------------
> marked all the packets and set the bandwidth % , both at s0/0 of
> Router
> A with "service out policymap "
>
> What the key says :
> ----------------------------------
> mark the packets at e0/0 , and set the bandwidth % at s0/0
> ,,,,,,,,,,,with "service in policymap1" at e0/0 and with " service
> out
> bw" at s0/0 (for applying bw %)
>
> Now i bet that the solution is right :( ,,,,,,,,,,,,,but i am just
> wondering how to correctly interpret the direction of marking from the
> question
>
> Is it that the marking can be done only at inbound ?
>
>
> TIA ,
>
> Kay
>
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