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2.3.5- Edge31-cb-tables |
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| Fifth example implemented by DS Linux Implementation is called
Edge31-cb-tables. In the example we have a
network 10.2.0.0/24 that should be policed as follows: |
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| Rest of traffic should be policed following
these rules: |
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| In the egress side we are going to implement four
classes that, according to the class, mark the packet's DS field by
one of the outgoing values (AF41, AF42, AF43 or BE).
Same as previous example; we can do this using Cisco as follows: |
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Replace Y for your interface in the inner side of your
domain. |
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And finally using CAR we have to police and mark
packets in a qos-group in a such way to fulfill the rules in
Table 8 and
9 above. Let's type then: |
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Using a symbolic input interface X. |
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Having a look to DS on Linux Distribution we have two following
examples: Edge32-cb-tables and Edge32-cb-u32; they are the
same example implemented using different Linux features. And
both of them are very similar to this example (Edge31-cb-tables) not
adding something new and interesting to the DS on Cisco Implementation.
Then we are going to jump directly to a more complex example called Afhtb.
Let's go ahead. |
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