Examples of QoS implementation
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Converged infrastructure LAN switches
P330 family
By default, P330 LAN switches accept 802.1Q frames on all ports, and use the 802.1p priority
tags. There are two queues within the P330s. The high-priority queue represents 802.1p values
4 to7. The low-priority queue represents 802.1p values 0 to 3. In addition to accepting the
values tagged by an endpoint, tagging can be done per port with the command:
set port priority
<high|low>
X330 WAN Module
The new X330WAN versions contain a predefined queue management strategy for IP
Telephony that is called CBQ. Use the following procedure to activate CBQ:
Table 80: X330 WAN Module administration commands
Command
Meaning
1.set qos policy-source
local
Define DSCP-CoS mapping.
! no external policy source
2.ip access-list-name 100
voice
set up access-list 100 with name “voice”.
3.ip access-list-dscp
operation 100 34 fw7
The X330 WAN has four queues with eight
behaviors. fw6 and fw7 are different
behaviors within the top strict priority queue.
4.ip access-list-dscp
operation 100 46 fw6
In access-list 100, map DSCP 46 to the fw6
queue.
5.ip access-list-dscp
trust 100
trust-cos-dscp
Trust packet tagging.
6.interface
FabricFastEthernet 1
Activate the above mapping on ingress
traffic to the Fabric Fast Ethernet interface
7.ip access-group 100 in
Apply the ACL to traffic that is arriving on
the FabricFastEthernet port.
8.exit
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