From: amernas (taloust@gmail.com)
Date: Mon Nov 03 2008 - 14:09:37 ARST
Paul,
What do you mean by 5K? is it bytes or bits?
The maximum packet size length you can match with a class-map is 2000 bytes
This example mark the traffic if all the following match:
- DSCP CS7
- packet size exactly 1500 bytes (min 1500 max 1500 )
class-map match-all CLASSIFY_DSCP_C7
match dscp cs7
match packet length min 1500 max 1500
!
!
policy-map MARK_PREC
class CLASSIFY_DSCP_C7
set precedence 2
HTH
Hamid
Paul Adams wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Traffic with dscp c7 and packet size length of 5K to be marked ; use
> class-map and precedence immediate.
>
> can someone guide me to cisco link with similar sample config
>
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