Hi just looking for some opinion on a subject for research purpose. Is there any advantage of sharing load across multiple links if using a single link won't result in congestion. I have carried out test using a traffic generator and i have sent 100...
How do i know the number of packet a switch buffer can hold. The documentation only contains the size of the buffer but does not specify the amount of packet the buffer can hold. For example can one calculate the amount of packet a switch can hold if...
I have a couple of questions about qos and lan qos configuration:
1. I have a read in cisco text that configuring bandwidth command under class-map doesnot reserve bandwidth and bandwidth is available for other traffic if not in use. My question is...
i am carrying some test on network switches using spirent traffic generator i am basically using two host to generate traffic in order to congest the network. both host generate equal amount of traffic. for instance i set both host to generate 50000M...
Thanks for the reply. I thought the characteristics of non-blocking switches was that they are able to handle all ingress traffic simultaneously. I would have thought if packets arrived same time on a non-blocking switch it had the capacity to transm...
Thank you for quick response. I understand the advantage of having multiple links. The question is, is there any advantage for like sending 100% traffic on only one link or sharing the load equally across both links 50-50?
Hi is this assumption right? " that the end-to-end delays are lower and more stable when separate queues are provided to each critical flow – especially as the rates for the flows get closer to their maximum assigned rates" . I have seen this in a...
you said in your previous reply to my question that you such behaviour is one of the reasons I often suggest using FQ. So i was wondering if with FQ you won't get the behaviour explained in the below experiment. I am assuming FQ mean Fifo queue he...
