From: Skinner, Stephen (Stephen.Skinner@rbs.co.uk)
Date: Thu Oct 26 2006 - 12:27:09 ART
Guys
Can someone clarify this for me .
These are the 5 Major commands used in QOS and my explanations for them .
RATE-LIMIT - Old NON-MQC version of police .IN and OUT , cant use policy
maps , uses ACL to match traffic
POLICE - In and Out , uses MQC , can use policy-maps ,
SHAPE , reserves bandwidth for class and buffers excess, uses MQC
PRIORITY, Gives priority access to the hardware buffer for a certain amount
of traffic , drops excess. Uses MQC
BANDWIDTH - allocates fixed amount of guaranteed bandwidth , best effort for
excess traffic ( excess gets put with everyone else, or dropped) uses MQC.
I know these are Rough answers , but to me they are pretty much the
difference between the commands .
Please feel free to expand on them .
Many thanks in advance
Stephen Skinner
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