What is the Difference Between Flat QOS and H-QOS
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07-13-2019 10:29 AM
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07-13-2019 11:17 AM
Hello Ibrahim,
I have never heard the term Flat QoS before.
However, if for flat QoS we can mean normal QoS you have a single policy-map applied per direction on the interface with multiple user defined traffic classes and a class class-default.
H-QoS refers to the usage of nested policies you can have a parent policy-map that invokes child policies within a class.
As explained in a previous post the most typical example of HQoS is the use of a parent shaper that invokes a child policy that is CBWFQ or LLQ.
This is done to create a sub rate virtual pipe
policy PARENT-SHAPER
class class-default
shape average 20000000
policy CHILD
policy CHILD
class Voice
priority percent 20
class APP
bandwidith percent 20
class class-default
bandwidth percent 1
fair-queue
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With new HQF class default needs to have at least 1 percent of bandwidth left to it.
For the CHILD policy used in this way the reference bandwidth is 20 Mbps that is the setting of the shaper in the PARENT policy.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
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07-14-2019 02:05 AM
Hello Giuseppe
thanks for ur Always Support
Bro , Flat QOS is term usualy used in Mobile Operator such H-QOS towards UNI
aka eNB while Flat QOS towards NNI aka Agg
thanks

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07-13-2019 11:25 AM
Hello,
in short, in flat QoS, all classes are created at the same level, whereas in hierarchical QoS, you can have child and parent classes, which allows for more complex policies...
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07-14-2019 02:03 AM
Hello George
thanks for ur reply
can u pls explain bit more about Flat QOS
Thanks
