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06-01-2006 10:31 PM
06-01-2006 10:31 PM
QoS on 53xx and 93xx switche
Hi
I have to locations, that are connect to each via fibre.
The two locations are setup as following:
Main:
============
HP Procurve 9308
Voice VLAN
- QoS priority is set to 5
Computer VLAN
Router VLAN to remote office
- With a virtual router interface
- And the command: qos-tos
Remote office:
============
HP Procurve 5308
Voice VLAN
- QoS priority is set to 5
Computer VLAN
Router VLAN to main office
- With a virtual router interface
And in global i have excute the command:
qos type-of-service diff-services
Is this a complete QoS implemenatation ?!?!
I have looked i the VoIP solutions cookbok, but is the above a good solid running QoS implementation ?!?!
best regs
Kenneth Mogensen
Denmark
I have to locations, that are connect to each via fibre.
The two locations are setup as following:
Main:
============
HP Procurve 9308
Voice VLAN
- QoS priority is set to 5
Computer VLAN
Router VLAN to remote office
- With a virtual router interface
- And the command: qos-tos
Remote office:
============
HP Procurve 5308
Voice VLAN
- QoS priority is set to 5
Computer VLAN
Router VLAN to main office
- With a virtual router interface
And in global i have excute the command:
qos type-of-service diff-services
Is this a complete QoS implemenatation ?!?!
I have looked i the VoIP solutions cookbok, but is the above a good solid running QoS implementation ?!?!
best regs
Kenneth Mogensen
Denmark
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06-02-2006 08:07 AM
06-02-2006 08:07 AM
Re: QoS on 53xx and 93xx switche
Hi
You have Set up a priority Vlan (Voice Vlan) which is good, and the way is correct.
The command "qos type-of-service diff-services" is used to enforce prioritization across WAN
interfaces (the 9300 and 5300), so your implementation is correct.
Good Luck!
You have Set up a priority Vlan (Voice Vlan) which is good, and the way is correct.
The command "qos type-of-service diff-services" is used to enforce prioritization across WAN
interfaces (the 9300 and 5300), so your implementation is correct.
Good Luck!
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06-07-2006 12:57 AM
06-07-2006 12:57 AM
Re: QoS on 53xx and 93xx switche
Hi again
... I have problems with the above QoS implementation, and i have a question about tagging and untagge the interfaces in the router interfaces ... should they be tagged or untaged ??
Main if untag >-- routing vlan --< untag if remote
or
Main if tag >-- routing vlan --< tag if remote
The priority bit, is preserved on a tagged interface but not on a untag interface, is that true ?!?!
best regs
Kenneth Mogensen
Denmark
... I have problems with the above QoS implementation, and i have a question about tagging and untagge the interfaces in the router interfaces ... should they be tagged or untaged ??
Main if untag >-- routing vlan --< untag if remote
or
Main if tag >-- routing vlan --< tag if remote
The priority bit, is preserved on a tagged interface but not on a untag interface, is that true ?!?!
best regs
Kenneth Mogensen
Denmark
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06-07-2006 01:51 AM
06-07-2006 01:51 AM
Re: QoS on 53xx and 93xx switche
For layer 2 priority bits, 802.1p, the VLANs that you wish to carry this information will need to be tagged. So yes it is true.
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