Hi pantunes,
thanks for this book. it is very stright forward and helpfull. Chepter 2 Configuring BA Classifier - did the job - what I need it is simply classify packets based on dscp and put that to proper queues.
What I did:
1) configured forwarding classes
forwarding-classes { class EF queue-num 1 priority high; class BE queue-num 3 priority low; class AF queue-num 2 priority low;
2) mapped dscp to forwarding class
classifiers { dscp LTE_DSCP_Classfier { import default; forwarding-class EF { loss-priority high code-points [ af41 af42 cs7 ]; } forwarding-class AF { loss-priority high code-points [ af31 af32 af43 ]; } forwarding-class BE { loss-priority low code-points [ af11 af13 af21 af22 af23 af33 ];
3) defined schedulr rules
schedulers { EF-sched { buffer-size percent 20; priority strict-high; } AF-sched { transmit-rate percent 50; buffer-size percent 50; priority low; } BE-sched { priority low;
4) mapped schedulers rules to forwarding-class
scheduler-maps { LTE_DSCP_Scheduler { forwarding-class EF scheduler EF-sched; forwarding-class AF scheduler AF-sched; forwarding-class BE scheduler BE-sched;
However I have issue with apllying forwarding-class into interface - I do not have that option available:
admin@MX-80-1-Feve3-Rack-21# set interfaces xe-0/0/1 unit 0 class ^ syntax error. admin@MX-80-1-Feve3-Rack-21# set interfaces xe-0/0/1 unit 0 class
I have oprtion for scheduler-map:
set class-of-service interfaces xe-0/0/1 scheduler-map ? Possible completions:<scheduler-map> Output scheduler map LTE_DSCP_Scheduler
So I do not know, is it necesaryl to apply both - forwarding class and scheduler map to interface?
The other question - if I apply scheduler map or forwarding class to interface, will it drop connectivity?