how to prioritize dscp packets entering my network
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‎05-27-2016 10:15 PM
I have an x450 extreme summit switch in my network with all types of traffic and no QoS policy setup. I have a server outside my network that sends traffic into my network. These packets come in with an IP header value/Diffserv = 51
How can I get my switch to prioritize the packets tagged with diffserv 51 to make sure I don't drop these packets?
How can I get my switch to prioritize the packets tagged with diffserv 51 to make sure I don't drop these packets?
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‎05-30-2016 06:39 PM
If you have already followed the steps mentioned by Kevin, you can check the egress queue traffic per port using the command below:
show ports qosmonitor
The output will show the corresponding egress queue (QP5, for instance) incrementing.
You can check the article below for some additional explanation:
Configuring QOS profiles and verify QOS is working on EXOS
show ports qosmonitor
The output will show the corresponding egress queue (QP5, for instance) incrementing.
You can check the article below for some additional explanation:
Configuring QOS profiles and verify QOS is working on EXOS
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‎05-28-2016 12:00 AM
My apology. I should have mentioned it earlier. The strict priority scheduling is set by default. You can change scheduling by 'configure qosscheduler [strict-priority | weighted-round-robin]' command.
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‎05-27-2016 11:51 PM
How can I implement the strict priority scheduling? The switch is currently "dumb" except for some VLANs and ip addresses.
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‎05-27-2016 11:44 PM
I assume you would use the strict priority scheduding. If so, you don't need to change weight which is for WRR. The higher queue will be processed first in the strict priority scheduler.
