From: Paul Cosgrove (paul.cosgrove@heanet.ie)
Date: Thu Apr 24 2008 - 11:56:18 ART
The priority command's built in policer is only used when there is
congestion on the interface. Without congestion traffic in the class
can be sent at a higher rate.
Paul.
adufour@metlife.com wrote:
> Hello Dwayne,
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> If you mean LLQ's priority command, then I would say that yes that I may
> be an option.... but you may want to clarify with the proctor as it has a
> built-in policer.
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> Andre
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> Is using the priority command a form of rate limiting or policing an
> interface? Would using the priority be an option if one is restricted
> from using rate limit or policing on an interface. I vaguely remember
> this being discussed on groupstudy and would like to clarify.
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> Thanks
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> dwayne
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