11-28-2007 07:00 AM - edited 03-05-2019 07:40 PM
What is the appropriate QoS config on a 6500's "routed" ports? These are ports that have the "no switchport" command on them, so any PFC QoS commands shouldn't apply(such as wrr-queue).
These "routed" links are purely inter-switch links, and dscp should be trusted on them. Does the "mls qos trust dscp" command apply for these? I surmise that mls is a PFC QoS command...
11-28-2007 08:47 AM
Generally policy-maps are applied to routed interfaces, these are based on requirement. As such there is no hardening for QoS on such ports.
11-28-2007 08:53 AM
For egress queuing its the same as on switched ports - i.e. wrr-queue commands to specify which queues marked packets are sent to. It doesn't matter whether it's a switched or routed port the queuing commands are the same.
HTH
Andy
11-30-2007 01:00 PM
Should the "show interface" command reflect anything other than FIFO for the queueing strategy when wrr/random detect is configured?
Also, what commands are good for monitoring WRR queuing (anything similar to show policy-map interface x)?
Thanks for the help.
Jason
11-30-2007 01:05 PM
Oh no you have uncovered the big hole....
Seriously though QoS statistics for queueing on LAN switches is pretty limited. On the 6500 the command 'show queueing interface x/x' should show you counters for packets/queue. Other than that though unless you have policies configured there isn't much more you can get.
Andy
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