10-21-2009 08:28 PM - edited 03-04-2019 06:27 AM
Hi Friends,
I am trying to configure Custom Queuing in the Router. The requirement is as below:
HTTP traffic will share 50%
SMTP traffic will share 20%
NNTP traffic will share 10%
other traffic will share 20%
I know that custom queuing will be configured using Byte count. But the requirement is given in percentage format.
What is the math behind it to convert to Byte count as I donot know the Packet size.
Will you please take your valuable time to clear this concept
Thanks
sairam
10-21-2009 11:54 PM
Hi Sairam.
There is two ways of doing it:
1) The quick and easy way.
Apply the byte count with the same ratio as your percentages. EG: HTTP=500bytes SMTP=200bytes NNTP=100bytes OTHER=200bytes. However it is not a very good way of distributing the traffic but is very easy to understand and configure.
2) The correct and complex way.
Cisco have provided a formula for creating this. It is here:
Take your time and go through the steps one by one, it is a little complex but you will get the good result in the end.
Simon
10-22-2009 04:09 AM
BTW, if your platform supports it, you might want to consider using CBWFQ instead of CQ.
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