Re: mls Qos

I agree that using commands that you don't understand and are too lazy to
research is negligent, however this one isn't that bad. It just enables a
bunch of features that you may or may not be using. Kind of like
configuring "ip routing" on a switch that may not be routing at the
moment. Yes, I know it messes up the default gateway.

Re: mls Qos

Darby Weaver
to:
Keegan.Holley
07/26/09 08:47 PM

Cc:
CCIE Groupstudy, kaniyath minha

True enough.
 
However to simply turn mls qos on by itself without being aware of what it
does and what it does not do is probably negligent at best.
 

 
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 7:56 PM, <Keegan.Holley_at_sungard.com> wrote:
Off the top of my head I think it's needed when ever QOS is being applied
to switched traffic and not routed traffic or routed traffic during the
switching operation. uch as being applied to a vlan or a layer-2 switch
port. Examples of when it's not needed are policy maps (depending on
their contents) added to vlan interfaces or layer-3 ports.

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