Quality of Service (QoS) Marking - How the Math Works

[@justanotherguygeorge128]

Thanks man for the explanation. You are speaking very clear and you are understood even for those who are not talking English.

[@mundoin5583]

Thank you for this and I think it's a great idea to do a qos course.

[@Networkcommunity6756]

Sir pls ping the link where ur selling this qos master classs i missed it I need that

[@MarioMiguelGaleanaRios]

Thanks!!! I am on my way to get the Encor certification.

[@DillyDogSays]

I need to know which data goes in LLQ and CBWFQ?

[@mautezsyria8480]

so we can consider the MARKING will let the devices know which one has the higher priority and lowest possibility of dropping, so we don't need to apply policy here ( like match BW ) as the devices will already know about it > right?

[@NFlight]

So, for good QOS are you saying I need to tip well? :)

[@pubudu1541]

How can we get qos session you did today

[@kwallaceccie]

Thanks for your interest. Today’s session was the recording of a course we’re going to be selling. So, while no reply is available, we’ll have the course available for sale by the end of this month. All the best.

[@haribolanil]

128+32=140

[@cheryljst2831]

Hello Kevin If we have AF13, AF33, AF43, is AF13 dropped first?

[@kwallaceccie]

Great question! Actually, that have an equal probability of dropping, because they all have the same Minimum Threshold for their RED Profiles.

[@cheryljst2831]

@@kwallaceccie Thank you Kevin

[@cheryljst2831]

@@kwallaceccie no other factor is considered in such a case?

[@kwallaceccie]

@@cheryljst2831 Correct. From a WRED perspective, they are equally likely to be dropped, and their IP Precedence priorities play no role in the dropping decisions. I hope that helps!