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Custom Queueing and Byte Count Net Work Books Volume 5 Lab 3
the byte count dosent really matter (unless specified), its more the %’s
they say 1500 is 10% so 3000 is 20% (1500*2) and 30% is 4500 (1500*3)
—– Original Message —– From: CCIE3000 To: Cisco certification Sent: Sun, 8 Jun 2008 12:01:52 -0400 (EDT) Subject: Re: Custom Queueing and Byte Count Net Work Books Volume 5 Lab 3
Sorry, I should have pointed out that I’ve looked at the answer and still can’t fathom it.
If I was told the byte rates and told to convert to CBWFQ, no probs.
But I can’t work out how they have got to the answers below.
1,2 and 6 1500 3 and 5 3000 4 4500
On 6/8/08, CCIE3000 wrote: > > R1 fa0/0 ——– fa0/0 R2 > > Question: > > Configure Custom Queueing on R1 using the following policy: > > All traffic generated from L0 queue 1 > From R1 L0 to R2 L0 queue 2 > Telnet Q3 > HTTP Q4 > TFTP Q6 > default Q5 > > Now, no problems configuring the queues and using debug everything is > working a okay > > Task two states > > Q1,2 and 6 receive 10% bandwidth > Q3 and 5 20% > Q4 30% > > Now, I know that the default queue size is 1500 bytes and I know the > commands to change them, what I can’t figure out is the maths behind it. > > Appreciate if anyone could point me in the right direction. > Thanks,
