[c-nsp] QoS Question

[Cheung, Rick]

	Are they frame T1s, or point to points? I dont recall if CBWFQ
supports point to point T1s, with encapsulation HDLC.

	CBWFQ may be the answer, where you can assign a certain amount of
bandwidth for your classB destinations, and have a default class for
everything else. 



Rick Cheung


-----Original Message-----
From: Chapman, Matthew [mailto:chapmam2 at ocps.k12.fl.us]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 8:28 AM
To: cisco-nsp at puck.nether.net
Cc: Sagon, Keith C.
Subject: [c-nsp] QoS Question


Hello,

I have a basic QoS question.  I have a hub and spoke topology, all T1
connections.  Some major applications are being done via http at the
hub.  We have a class B that we use mostly for servers, and no remote
locations use any of the class B.  We have a few critical websites that
are on the internet just beyond our hub that the remote locations need
access to above all other sites.

I would like to make a QoS policy ingress on the router at the remote
location that gives a high priority to anything in the class B (mostly
to insure Microsoft AD does not break etc and our new web apps work) and
then give a lower priority to a few select websites on the internet and
then everything else fall into "if there is enough bandwidth left"
category.

Any suggestions on this?  Is this the right approach?  

Thanks,
Matt Chapman
 
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Matthew Chapman
Network Engineer
"Hard work, sacrifice and focus will never show up in tests." 
         - Lance Armstrong 


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