<DIV>Is that meaning policer will drop packages that out of the CIR?</DIV>
<DIV><!--StartFragment--><EM>In other words</EM><SPAN>, policers can uses the Mbs buffer,but cann't use the CBS buffer.</SPAN></DIV>
<DIV><SPAN>and that's the different that <SPAN>quenue can use the cbs buffer and mbs buffer.</SPAN></SPAN></DIV>
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<DIV>some configure looks like that:<BR></DIV>
<DIV> qos<BR> sap-ingress 2 create </DIV>
<DIV> description "Qos-in-from-user-2M"<BR> queue 1 create<BR> exit<BR> queue 11 multipoint create<BR> exit<BR> policer 1 create<BR> rate 2048 cir 2048<BR> mbs 10 kilobytes<BR> exit<BR> policer 2 create<BR> rate 128 cir 128<BR> mbs 128 kilobytes<BR> cbs 64 kilobytes<BR> exit<BR> fc "af" create<BR> policer 1<BR> exit<BR> fc "be" create<BR> policer 1<BR> exit<BR> fc "ef" create<BR> policer 2<BR> exit<BR> fc "h1" create<BR> policer 1<BR> exit<BR> fc "h2" create<BR> policer 1<BR> exit<BR> fc "l1" create<BR> policer 1<BR> exit<BR> fc "l2" create<BR> policer 1<BR> exit<BR> fc "nc" create<BR> policer 1<BR> exit<BR> ip-criteria<BR> entry 10 create<BR> match protocol icmp<BR> exit<BR> action fc "ef"<BR> exit<BR> exit<BR> exit</DIV>
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<DIV><B>主题:</B> Re: [alcatel-nsp]回复: what's the difference between policer and queue,IN QOS for al 7750-SR</DIV></DIV>
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<DIV><BR> </DIV>On 05/08/2015 15:07, wrote:<BR>> sorry,subject is wrong,my question is<BR>> what's the difference between policer and queue,IN QOS for al 7750-SR<BR>A policer is used to drop traffic exceeding a certain rate.<BR><BR>A queue is memory used to absorb bursts of packets.<BR><BR>A shaper (rather than a policer) uses a queue to store non-conforming<BR>packets and attempts to de-queue them at a conforming rate.<BR>_______________________________________________<BR>alcatel-nsp mailing list<BR>alcatel-nsp@puck.nether.net<BR>https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/alcatel-nsp<BR>
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