Hello Ytti,
I guess what you are asking is whether cos feature is bound to
ifl(logical interface) or ifd(physical interface). Based on new
CoS implementation, the input packet classification(like precedence
mapping) is bound to logical interface, while output transmitting
control (like schedulers) are bound to physcial interface (ifd).
Certain features are only supported in EFPC, like SPQ, traffic
shaping.
Thanks,
- George Zhou
>
> Hello,
>
> I have contradictory information about queueing in logical interfaces
> (like precedence mapping). Other source says it can only be done
> in physical interfaces, other source says all the queuing is available
> in logical interfaces exactly as it is in physical. So what is the truth
> and if the queuing differs in logical/physical how?
>
> Is the difference that in 'enchaned FPC' this can be done, but not
> in the earlier.
>
> Thanks for answers,
>
> --
> ++ytti
>
>
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