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tell me about priority queues

carl_townshend
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Hi all

when doing MQC, can we only use the priority command once to put things in the priority queue? for example, if I did 2 class maps, and 2 policy maps, ould I only have one applied to the priority queue ?

cheers

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fb_webuser
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Hi

No, you can use the priority command several times referring to the same class-map within a new policy, or a new class-map within the same policy, etc.

HTH

Atle

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Posted by WebUser Atle Ørn Hardarson

is the priority command the only way to put things in the priority queue ?

if I wanted to put say ftp, and http in a priority queue on a 10 meg interface and give them both 2 meg each how would i do it ?

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Something like:

class-map match-all classFTP

match protocol FTP

class-map match-all classHTTP

match protocol HTTP

policy-map example

class classFTP

priority 2000

class classHTTP

priority 2000

interface ethernet 0

service-policy output example

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