02-19-2001 08:31 AM - edited 03-12-2019 11:09 AM
Can someone enumerate the differences between LLQ and ip rtp priority?
Thanks charles
02-20-2001 03:43 AM
I understand that they both use strict priority queuing and with ip rtp priority, the packets destined for the strict priority queue are identified by the port numbers (parameters to ip rtp priority). If anyone has an opinion why one is *better* than the other, let me know.
Charles
Ebone
02-20-2001 12:01 PM
Ip rtp will only compress the rtp/udp headers. LLQ is typically used with access lists to specifically prioritze voice udp ports and set the Ip precedence on those ports. Check out the AVVID QoS design guide for config examples. You need 12.1.3T or higher.
Mike
02-20-2001 11:15 PM
Friends, It is right that "ip rtp priority" and LLQ both follow stirct priority queue. Normally "ip rtp priority" is used for real time traffic where as LLQ is used to define the priority status with in CBWFQ and it is not limited to specific ports, as what the case for "ip rtp priority".
Trust this brings needful clarity. Let me have yr email address I have a good stock on QOS.
rgds
shailendra
02-22-2001 10:34 AM
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