Re: frame relay mqc

Hi,

Yes, you are correct, this is a best practice for some frame-relay
scenarios, where you want to logically apply all your QoS in just one
place, on the interface-dlci level, besides doing i.e llq for voice cbwfq
for some important data, you also combine those with some frame-relay
logical config in terms of speed, in just one place. Very scalable.

Regards,

2012/1/26 Aaron <aaron1_at_gvtc.com>

> I've always understood that MQC QOS is made-up of .
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> Class-map
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> Policy-map - which calls previous class-map
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> Service-policy - applied to an interface in/out which calls previous
> policy-map
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> I've just learned/read that mqc qos on frame relay uses something
> additional. map-class.
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> class-map my-class-map
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> policy-map my-policy-map
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> class my-class-map
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> map-class frame-relay my-map-class
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> service-policy output my-policy-map
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> interface serial 0/0.1 point-to-point
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> frame-relay interface-dlci 100
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> class my-map-class
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> .is that it?
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> Also, can you do this on a multipoint fr interface? .on a phy serial
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> Aaron
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