Traffic Queuing Sample Clauses

Traffic Queuing. Forwarding Classes place traffic in its own queue. Each interface in the device has a set of outbound queues. The number of queues supported is hardware dependent. Default configurations for the EX3200 switches are shown in the next table: 0 Best‐effort 1 Expedited‐forwarding 2 Assured‐forwarding 3 Network‐control A Forwarding Class is created by associating them with queues. This component is very important because all other CoS rules reference it, rather than referencing the queues. After the traffic is in the correct queues, a scheduler defines how the interface should process packages from each queue.
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