[c-nsp] QoS Policing Upstream

Mark Tinka mtinka at globaltransit.net
Wed Jan 16 22:45:33 EST 2008


Hello all.

We are trying to find a clever, scalable way to police 
customer upstream traffic (inbound into PE router from the 
CE router) if the destination is to a specific set of 
prefixes behind one or more routers.

Matching an ACL that defines destination prefixes is not an 
option as the upstream routers present multiple, dynamic 
prefixes, rendering this a non-scalable choice.

We could also (re)mark inbound packets from the customer's 
CE router and then identify and police them on the upstream 
routers. However, we are trying to avoid "touching" packets 
on the upstream routers.

We have thought up other methods this could be done in IOS, 
but uncertain whether they would supported as any kind of 
feature (set).

Is there a clever way of achieving this on the PE router?

All help appreciated.

Cheers,

Mark.
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