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ONT - Cong. Avoidance Pt.1
ONT - Cong. Avoidance Pt.1
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09/18/2008

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Term
What are the three configuration parameters for Random Early Detection (RED)?
Definition
The three configuration parameters for RED are minimum threshold, maximum threshold, and mark probability denominator.
Term
How does Random Early Detection (RED) use the mark probability denominator (MPD) configuration parameter?
Definition
MPD is an integer that dictates to RED to drop 1 of MPD (as many packets as the value of mark probability denominator), while the size of the queue is between the values of minimum and maximum thresholds.
Term
What are the three modes that Random Early Detection (RED) runs in?
Definition

- No-drop - When the queue size is below the minimum threshold value.

 

- Random-drop - When the queue size is between the minimum and maximum thresholds.

 

- Full-drop (tail-drop) - When the queue size rows beyond the maximum threshold value.

Term
How does Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) differ from Random Early Detection (RED)?
Definition
WRED has the added capability of differentiating between high- and low-priority traffic. With WRED, you can set up a different profile for each traffic priority. When a packet arrives, first based on its IP presedence or DSCP value, its profile is recognized.
Term
Describe the use of Class-Based Weighted Random Early Detection (CBWRED).
Definition
Applying WRED inside a CBWFQ system yields CBWRED. Within each queue, packet profiles are based on IP presedence or DSCP value.
Term
What command enables Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) on an interface?
Definition
random-detect
Term
How many profiles exist by default when Weighted Random Early Detecion (WRED) is enabled?
Definition
By default, WRED is based on IP presedence, therefore, either profiles exist, one for each IP precedence value. If WRED is DSCP based, there are 64 possible profiles.
Term
How is non-IP traffic treated on an interface with Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) enabled?
Definition
Non-IP traffic is treated equivalent to IP traffic with IP presedence equal to 0.
Term
How do you configure Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) on a CBWFQ system?
Definition
To perform CBWRED, you must enter the random-detect command for each class within the policy map
Term
What command enabled DSCP-based Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) on a policy map?
Definition
random-detect dscp-based
Term
What command configured the thresholds and mark-probability denominator for each DSCP value?
Definition
random-detect dscp dscp-value min-threshold max-threshold mark-prob-denominator
Term
What command configures the thresholds and mark-probability denominator for each IP presedence value within a policy map?
Definition
random-detect presedence presedence-value min-threshold max-threshold mark-prop-denominator
Term
How do you simultaneously apply Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) and WFQ to a class policy?
Definition
You can not apply WRED and WFQ to the same class policy. You also cannot apply WRED and PQ, CQ, or WFQ to an interface.
Term
What are the main purposed for traffic policing?
Definition

- To limit the traffic rate to a value less than the physical access rate.

 

- To limit the traffic rate for each traffic class

 

- To re-mark traffic

Term
What are the main purposed for traffic shaping?
Definition

- To slow down the rate of traffic being sent to another site through a WAN service such as Frame Relay or ATM.

 

- To comply with the subscribed rate

 

- To send different traffic classes at different rates

Term
In which direction is traffic shaping and traffic policing applied on an interface?
Definition
Policing can be applied to the inbound and outbound traffic, but traffic shaping applies only to outbound traffic
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