basic qos idea
nobish
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Hi,
I am a beginner on Qos. Waned to know about a basic stuff from you. My reading has been stuck on these topic.
Consider a simple scenerio like this:
Internet cloud
> (Fa0/1)layer 3 switch (all other Fa ports)
>all client workstation.
Please help me clearing the following basics:
1. Here, where I should implement the QoS. Seems like I should do it on the L3 fa0/1 port. Generally, most of the traffic are coming in to the switch's Fa0/1 port as incoming. Also, al traffic going out with the same port. However, I see most cases the policy is implemented as "ouput". Could you plz give me a very brief idea about this logic.
2. I wanna be clear about ingress and egress. Suppose one mail is coming from the internet to a worstation attached with Fa0/2. So, can I get a brief about ingress and egress regarding this scenerio.
I am a beginner on Qos. Waned to know about a basic stuff from you. My reading has been stuck on these topic.
Consider a simple scenerio like this:
Internet cloud
> (Fa0/1)layer 3 switch (all other Fa ports)
>all client workstation.
Please help me clearing the following basics:
1. Here, where I should implement the QoS. Seems like I should do it on the L3 fa0/1 port. Generally, most of the traffic are coming in to the switch's Fa0/1 port as incoming. Also, al traffic going out with the same port. However, I see most cases the policy is implemented as "ouput". Could you plz give me a very brief idea about this logic.
2. I wanna be clear about ingress and egress. Suppose one mail is coming from the internet to a worstation attached with Fa0/2. So, can I get a brief about ingress and egress regarding this scenerio.
Comments
QoS doesn't solve the problem of that traffic getting dropped, what it does it let you choose WHAT gets dropped.
So you could put a policy on the output queue of the fa0/1, so say what gets through in that 3mb, and what gets dropped (if its going over).
Remember that the problem isn't that too much traffic is reaching your switch (input), its that fact that it can't send it all (output), which is why the policy usually goes on the output.
However, could you plz help me on my second question...Reading the descriptions of ingress and egress, I am getting confused.
On my given scenerio, whenever, the mail is receiving at the fa0/1 port, the switch is considering it as the ingress traffic. Now, when the ingress traffic is serviced againsed the set policy, it is going to be handled in the egress port. My question is whether the egress traffic is a logical position on the switches inside circuitry or the egress port means the swith ports that are delivering traffic to access devices or the outgoing ports to other switches.