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Comprehensive Guide to Class-Based QoS Mechanism Configuration and Compatibility Matrix

This document provides an in-depth overview of the Class-Based Quality of Service (QoS) mechanism configuration. It details the supported directions and compatibility with various class-based mechanisms, including Weighted Fair Queuing (WFQ), Low Latency Queuing (LLQ), Random Early Detection (WRED), bandwidth shaping, input/output policing, and marking techniques. These configurations help optimize network traffic management by ensuring prioritization and efficient bandwidth utilization across different network classes.

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Comprehensive Guide to Class-Based QoS Mechanism Configuration and Compatibility Matrix

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  1. MQC Compatibility Matrix(Appendix F – Lab Guide) Class-Based QoSmechanism Configuration command Supported directions Can be combined with theseclass-based mechanisms WFQ bandwidth output WRED, shaping, policing, marking LLQ priority output policing, marking WRED random-detect output WFQ, LLQ (CBWFQ’s only) Policing police input/output WRED, shaping, WFQ, LLQ, marking Shaping shape output WRED, policing, WFQ,marking set input/output WRED, policing, shaping, WFQ, LLQ Marking compress output WRED, policing, shaping, WFQ, LLQ Header CP Schedule Classify Mark Police Shape Queue WRED Header Comp Output Forward Classify Mark Police Input

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