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I was reading up on NTP, and I've come across this:"Some areas, such as most of North America and Europe, have consistent and common rules for when to switch between winter or Standard time and summer or Daylight Saving Time. The traditional North Am...
Hello all.I'm trying to clarify a couple of concepts to myself.I'm not setting up LLQ:R1(config)#policy-map MYPOLICYR1(config-pmap)#class MYCLASSR1(config-pmap-c)#priority 64 ? <32-2000000> Burst in bytes <cr>Can anybody clarify:1) I guess that "p...
What is the difference in using an attribute-map instead of a route-map as paramenter of thebgp aggregate-address command?From the "?"attribute-map Set attributes of aggregateroute-map Set parameters of aggregateThanks to read.
hello, I'm testing reflective access-lists.I've got 3 routers R1 R2 and R6.R1 is the central router, and this is it's relevant config:interface serial1/0 --> to R2 ip access-group PING-IN in ip access-group PING-OUT out!ip access-list extended PING-...
If you use the bandwidth percentage, remember to set the interface command "bandwidth" otherwhise as this is a fastethernet port, the IOS thinks to be at 100Mb and not 10Mb.HTH
Summary:1) LLQ gives priority to packets in the priority queue up to a limit. After that by default it shapes them.2) Priority command accepts 2 parameters:priority X Ywhere X is the bandwidth and Y is the burst. All the packets after the burst are s...
I think I've founf the answer to point 1 and 5: "Enforcing an upper limit like this is a good idea on priority queues because it helps to prevent the highest priority traffic from starving the other queues. However, it is not necessary to enforce the...
