Cisco Cisco IOS Software Release 12.2(27)SBC
QoS—VLAN Tag-Based
How to Configure QoS—VLAN Tag-Based
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QoS - VLAN Tag-Based
Statistical Information for VLAN-Group Policies and Classes
The router displays packet statistics for VLAN-group policies using the modular QoS command-line
interface (MQC) show commands. Statistical information displayed for VLAN groups represents the
aggregate traffic of all of the subinterface members of the specific VLAN group.
interface (MQC) show commands. Statistical information displayed for VLAN groups represents the
aggregate traffic of all of the subinterface members of the specific VLAN group.
The router updates match-VLAN filter statistics only for the aggregate traffic through the VLAN groups.
QoS—VLAN Tag-Based on the PRE2 and PRE3
describes support for various features on the PRE2 and PRE3 when configured with the
QoS—VLAN Tag-Based feature.
How to Configure QoS—VLAN Tag-Based
Use the following procedures to configure QoS—VLAN tag-based:
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Table 2
QoS—VLAN Tag-Based on the PRE2 and PRE3
Feature
PRE2
PRE3
Aggregate priority queues
Not supported
Supported.
Aggregate priority queues should be well within
90% of the maximum rate to guarantee
performance.
90% of the maximum rate to guarantee
performance.
Aggregate WRED
Not supported
Supported
Allows a maximum of 8 profiles per class and a
total of 21 profiles in a policy.
total of 21 profiles in a policy.
Bandwidth remaining ratio Not supported
Supported at the parent level of VLAN QoS
policies.
policies.
VLAN-group policies
Supports simultaneous VLAN-group policy
and subinterface policies that are not part of
the VLAN-group policy.
and subinterface policies that are not part of
the VLAN-group policy.
Does not support both VLAN-group policies and
subinterface policies on the same link
simultaneously.
subinterface policies on the same link
simultaneously.
Multiple levels of priority
queues
queues
Not supported
Supported
Provides for 2 levels of priority queues.
Strict priority queues
Supported
Supports a strict priority queue without a
policer. However, we recommend that you
use policers with the priority queue to avoid
bandwidth starvation of other class queues.
policer. However, we recommend that you
use policers with the priority queue to avoid
bandwidth starvation of other class queues.
No supported