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Hi all,
I've seen many discussions on this topic, but not much of a clear breakdown of router performance with different services turned on....For instance if running only QoS, BGP, and EIGRP.
On a router that connects a remote site to the WAN is a ...
Hi,
installed new image on 4 3850 stacks.
All of the stacks were configured with "boot system switch all flash:cat3k_caa-universalk9.SPA.03.03.03.SE.150-1.EZ3.conf" when they were deployed.
From what I understand if using the "software install comm...
Hi,
We use Flex Connect at our remote site APs.
I would like to allow L3, client roaming between Flex Connect APs on different subnets.
Is this possible?
And, what needs to needs configured on the controller side?
Thank you, Pat
Very vague issue I know.
From what I have gathered so far, download speeds on the wifi are fine at times and sporadically slow at 4Mbps downloads on a 100Mbps circuit. I do see some drops on the Internet circuit connecting interface, but not a very ...
Hi,
I have 2 routers with 2 different QoS configs
on the first router the class-map CENTURY-LINK_P4 is defined, but not used in the PRIORITIZE policy-map.
on the second router the class-map CENTURY-LINK_P4 is defined and used in the PRIORITIZE poli...
Thanks Joseph - correct with the 4Ks.
That is what we are using now at most of our sites.
And the throughput license does simplify, but like you said makes you get a bigger router or throughput license than you might actually need.
Thanks again, Pat
So by table 2s recommendation, it will only support 62.5 Mbps Full duplex? I didn't see a half duplex designation.
Regardless, if we were to use a 2911 for a 100 Mbps circuit, bandwidth would not be limited until the CPU was taxed, right?
What I am ...
So WAN.png appears to show how a consumer should pick a router based on using QoS.....2911 125 Mbps.
Then WAN2.png shows how a consumer should pick a router based on an average use case...I assume?
Seems to be huge spec differences...
Thanks
After reading the doc closer, it appears there are all these caveats...
They explain how voice packets are much smaller and will effect the CPU more and so on....how is one to figure this out...? Do we need to perform our own tests? Or, maybe instal...
Thanks for the feedback...
Why would you consider it undersized?
To me this document makes it seem like it should be fine.
Table 3 says the 2911 can handle 225Mbps and that is with encrypted tunnels.
Thank you
