[cisco-nas] VPDN QoS

[Neil Christie]

Came across exactly this myself recently.

Just today, heard back on a TAC case, which led to:
CSCsd15579 Resolved (R)
Per-user-qos policy not getting installed on the Vi sub-interface

I'm told CSCsd15579 should be visible soon (currently, the usual 
'Sorry -- The defect you have requested CSCsd15579 cannot be 
displayed.')

Scheduled fix is some way away though...

Regards, Neil.

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>The documentation on this is rather sketchy,
>I'd like to be able to terminate a PPP user via L2TP and apply a Quality
>~ of Service (service-policy) to the vaccess interface, downstream to the
>user, just can't seem to make this happen.
>
>Tried initially with this configuration:
>
>
>!
>class foo
>~ match ip dscp ef
>policy bar
>~ class foo
>~ priority 210
>!
>
>and in RADIUS:
>
>a. lcp:interface-config=service-policy output foo
>
>No joy, user fails to complete vtemplate cloning.
>
>b. ip:sub-policy-Out=foo
>
>User connects, debug aaa per-user displays:
>
>~ AAA/PER-USER: Could not set output QoS policy to foo
>
>Not exactly helpful, debug vtemplate cloning and debug vtemplate error
>do not yield any more information.
>
>
>I came across this earlier post :
>
>http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nas/2005-May/001088.html
>
>Which states that queuing is not supported on l2tp vaccess,
>fine, if this is the case I would expect to be able to
>at least police the class-default traffic away from the
>traffic I care about, so I try this approach:
>
>!
>class foo
>~ match ip dscp ef
>policy bar
>~ class foo
>~ class default
>~  police 1536000
>!
>
>Nada , exactly same result with both above approaches.
>
>Target platform is C7200 running 12.3 mainline.
>
>
>I have done some scouring and can't seem to find any decent
>documentation, working examples or debugs to assist me further,
>can anybody provide me with some pointers?
>
>Many thanks,
>
>
>- --
>David Freedman
>Network Engineering Department
>Claranet UK Limited
>http://www.clara.net
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