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Hello,what is the purpose and effect of the commandRouter(config)#rate-limit llq-classifyObviously it is undocumented, but I have a question at hand, why this command is in a router config and what it does.Thank you in advance.Martin
Hi,is it possible to send VRF traffic down a specific MPLS TE tunnel, which does terminate only on ONE of two PEs?So f.e. CE1 - PE1 - core1 - core2 PE2 - CE2 and a MPLS TE tunnel from PE1 to core2. Can we send only traffic from CE1 to CE2 down the TE...
Hello,I have found in some "show policy-map" output that there are more packets marked (264500) than packets counted (261152)!?! This happens with an input policy not with output queueing, where I would understand it.Router#show policy-map interface ...
Hi, can anyone point me to a doc of the internal BGP selection process in a PE? To be more specific: In case you have a matching import RT, one would assume, that a route will always show up in the routing table of the according VRF (assuming proper ...
Ken, nice to chat with you!Thoughts? Thoughts!Well I would recommend you to read the Solution Reference Network Design Guides:www.cisco.com/go/srndMight be a lot of stuff at first, but at least it is good stuff!On top, what really also is important f...
Hi Ken,afaik yes.The point in todays networks is however not only TCP. VoIP and Video are more crucial as outages in the range of a second will benoticeable (though mostly tolerable), whereas 15 second breaks in a telephone conversation usually are u...
Hi Ken,generally network convergence is composed of many components:1) failure detection2) propagation time of failure information3) path recalculation timersAll three of them can be the major component.As for 1): with static routing in place the tim...
Hi,afaik you can not. There are no show or debug commands providing this info. Only the receiving router allows you to check AS path prepending. In an internet environment you can try to see your BGP routes on route servers (f.e. traceroute.org has a...
