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Chapter 2 Campus <strong>QoS</strong> <strong>Design</strong><br />

Version 3.3<br />

Catalyst 6500 PFC2/PFC3—<strong>QoS</strong> Considerations and <strong>Design</strong><br />

Under a 1P3Q8T model, buffer space can be allocated as follows: 5% for the Scavenger/Bulk queue<br />

(Q1), 25% for the Best Effort queue (Q2), 40% for the preferential queue (Q3), and 30% for the strict<br />

priority queue (Q4).<br />

The WRR weights for the standard queues (Q1, Q2, Q3), for dividing the remaining bandwidth, after the<br />

priority queue has been fully serviced, can be set to 5:25:70 respectively for Q1:Q2:Q3.<br />

The tunable WRED threshold for Q1 can be set to 80:100 to provide congestion avoidance to<br />

Scavenger/Bulk Data traffic. The WRED threshold for Q2 similarly can be set to 80:100 to provide<br />

congestion avoidance on all Best-Effort flows.<br />

The 1P3Q8T queuing structure’s support for up to eight WRED thresholds per queue allows for<br />

additional <strong>QoS</strong> granularity for the applications sharing Q3. Because only five discrete CoS values are<br />

sharing this queue, only five of eight thresholds need to be defined for subqueue <strong>QoS</strong>. For example,<br />

Q3T1 could be set to 50:60, Q3T2 could be set to 60:70, Q3T3 could be set to 70:80, Q3T4 could be set<br />

to 80:90, and Q3T5 could be set to 90:100.<br />

Therefore, once the queues and thresholds have been defined as above, CoS 1 (Scavenger/Bulk) can be<br />

assigned to Q1T1; CoS 0 (Best Effort) to Q2T1; CoS 4 (Interactive and Streaming Video) can be<br />

assigned to Q3T1; CoS 2 (<strong>Network</strong> Management and Transactional Data) could be assigned to Q3T2;<br />

CoS 3 (call signaling and Mission-Critical Data) could be assigned to Q3T3; CoS 6 (Internetwork<br />

Control) could be assigned to Q3T4; CoS 7 (Internetwork and <strong>Network</strong> Control) can be assigned to<br />

Q3T5; CoS 5 (VoIP) can be assigned to Q4 (the PQ).<br />

These 1P3Q8T queuing recommendations are illustrated in Figure 2-30.<br />

Figure 2-30 Catalyst 6500 1P3Q8T Queuing Model<br />

Application<br />

Voice<br />

Interactive-Video<br />

Streaming-Video<br />

Call-Signaling<br />

Transactional Data<br />

<strong>Network</strong>-Management<br />

Bulk Data<br />

DSCP<br />

<strong>Network</strong> Control -<br />

Internetwork Control CS6<br />

EF<br />

AF41<br />

CS4<br />

Mission-Critical Data DSCP 25<br />

AF31/CS3<br />

AF21<br />

CS2<br />

AF11<br />

Scavenger CS1<br />

Best-Effort 0<br />

The Catalyst 6500 (PFC3) CatOS configurations to configure 1P3Q8T queuing recommendations are<br />

shown below.<br />

Example 2-75 Catalyst 6500 (PFC3) CatOS—1P3Q8T Queuing Example<br />

CAT6500-PFC3-CATOS> (enable) set qos txq-ratio 1p3q8t 5 25 40 30<br />

! Allocates 5% for Q1, 25% for Q2, 40% for Q3 and 30% for Q4 (PQ)<br />

CAT6500-PFC3-CATOS> (enable) set qos wrr 1p3q8t 5 25 70<br />

! Sets the WRR weights for 5:25:70 (Q1:Q2:Q3) bandwidth servicing<br />

CAT6500-PFC3-CATOS> (enable)<br />

CoS<br />

CoS 7<br />

CoS 6<br />

CoS 5<br />

CoS 4<br />

CoS 4<br />

CoS 3<br />

CoS 3<br />

CoS 2<br />

CoS 2<br />

CoS 1<br />

CoS 1<br />

0<br />

CoS 5<br />

CoS 7<br />

CoS 6<br />

CoS 3<br />

CoS 2<br />

CoS 4<br />

CoS 0<br />

CoS 1<br />

1P3Q8T<br />

Q4 (5%)<br />

Priority Queue<br />

Queue 3<br />

(40%)<br />

Queue 2<br />

(25%)<br />

Queue 1 (5%)<br />

Q3T5<br />

Q3T4<br />

Q3T3<br />

Q3T2<br />

Q3T1<br />

Q2T1<br />

Q1T1<br />

<strong>Enterprise</strong> <strong>QoS</strong> <strong>Solution</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Network</strong> <strong>Design</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

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