Connecting Ingress And Egress Traffic - HP procurve 8100fl series Management And Configuration Manual

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l2- MAC, 802.1p
l3 - Source IP, Destination IP,
subnet range, port range,
protocol type (UDP, TCP, IP),
TOS bit
Incoming Traffic
ingress ports
Figure 8-1. The QoS Classifier

Connecting Ingress and Egress Traffic

All incoming traffic is sorted into five queues or forwarding paths that can be
controlled separately. Each queue allows for a different qualities of service
and provides a specific type of treatment to traffic. All traffic on a single queue
is treated the same.
These five queues or levels are:
You can customize any of these queues, although EF is the most restrictive.
You can also configure the drop packet probabilities (1, 2, or 3) for the AF
queues.
Class Map
EF (the priority queue)
DF (default forwarding)
AF1
AF2
AF3
QoS Configuration
Policy Map
egress ports
Overview
Outgoing classified
traffic
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