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srr shape and share question

Milan Peyrac
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so I am configuring L2 qos currently on one of our switches. what I want to know is the following

If I use priority-queue out on an interface I know that the srr-queue bandwidth shape command will have no effect, and that in times of congestion the prioirty queue will be serviced before anything else.

Now, if I have a share policy like this 'srr-queue bandwidth share 10 20 50 20' and I use 'srr-queue bandwidth limit 20' on a 1 gig interface (which means I am limiting the link to 200mb)

Does this mean that -

Queue 1 - prioritiy queue will always get serviced first

Queue 2 - will have 20% bandwidth reserved in times of congestion provided that priority queue is not congested. bandwidth = 20% of 200mb = 40mb

Queue 3 - will have 50% bandwidth reserved in times of congestion provided that priority queue is not congested. bandwidth = 50% of 200mb = 100mb

Queue 4 - will have 20% bandwidth reserved in times of congestion provided that priority queue is not congested. bandwidth = 20% of 200mb = 40mb

I also know with the config above if I change the srr-queue bandwidth share command to 'srr-queue bandwidth share 50 100 250 100' it is the same as using 10 20 50 20. The way I calculate this is Queue_Weight_qX/(q1+q2+q3+q4) * Bandwidth. It gives same results, no surprise there really.

The only other quesiton I have is this ---

If I dont set priority queue out on the interface but configure

int gix/x

srr-queue bandwidth limit 20 (1 gig port)

srr-queue bandwidth shape 10 0 0 0

srr-queue bandwidth share 10 20 50 100

In theory this should be the outcome

200mb port due to limit bandwidth 20

for Queue 1 shape reservation - 1/10th of total bandwidth = 20mb - reserved at all times

Remaining bandwidth = 180mb

Shared amongst Q2,Q3,Q4 - now according to the weights I have assigned

Queue 2 = 21.17mb

Queue 3 = 52.94mb

Queue 4 = 105.88mb

Please tell me if my thinking is correct.

cheers

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