> Yes; on the PFC1 (Supervisor1/1A), you cannot set a
> PIR (peak rate) in an aggregate or microflow
> policer; you can only set a CIR. If your QoS
> requirements only needed a CIR, that's fine. But by
> your question, you want a PIR set; which means I
> believe the only other option is "rate-limit" on the
> VLAN interface (CAR). On the PFC2 (Supervisor2), you
> can set a PIR, so this should do what you need if
> you have this platform.
I have a PFC2 on my 6509 but whenever i set the pir i
get the ff message:
Info: pir/max-burst ignored
What could this mean?
If i am selling a service for 256K, should i just use
a CIR of 256K or set a lower CIR (192K) and set PIR to
256K.
What I understand of the latter is you have guaranteed
192K but can burst to 256K. Is this correct? Can i go
more than 256K if i just set a CIR of 256K?
Thanks.
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