07-15-2014 06:32 AM - edited 03-07-2019 08:03 PM
07-15-2014 07:14 AM
Router(config)# priority-list list-number protocol
protocol-name {high | medium | normal | low}
queue-keyword keyword-value
when im doing this .... in config mode no priority-list command is taking ......
07-15-2014 08:09 AM
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QoS commands are dependent on platform, and especially for routers, IOS version. I.e. without that information, cannot provide commands.
Also, generally device QoS doesn't so drop existing flows as more important comes through, although more important traffic can take most of the bandwidth being used by less important traffic (which often results in frame/packet drops).
07-15-2014 10:58 AM
Sir its 15.0 (1)T ....... dropping case was juz a example...i checked 15.0 is not supported with the priority-list command ...... so sir what should i do now....should i downgrade my ios ....if yes then to which version
07-15-2014 05:33 PM
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See if CBWFQ meets your needs.
07-16-2014 06:46 AM
hiiii...Sir
basically i tired this and was successful upto some extent .... actually my basic need is that i want to prioritize my one ip (video conference camera) ...so that even i congestion it works fine i.e no freezing ...and when conferencing is not going on full bandwidth is available for other services. Plz help out
1> i tried CBWFQ by matching protocol but i found the video call was through h.264 and not h.323 as in router no option for h.264 ...only h.323 is there
2> if i get success...one which all devices i have to put the class map and service policy...whether on all traversing network device/interfaces
07-16-2014 07:37 PM
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#1 If a suitable NBAR protocol match isn't useful, then you match using an ACL.
# Policy placement depends where your bottlenecks are.
A policy to give bandwidth to something like your video, but allow unused bandwidth to other classes is done by just setting your bandwidth statement, for video, to what's needed by your video. The policy will insure that video obtains that much bandwidth, if needed, but will allow other classes to use unused video bandwidth.
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