From: ccie2be (ccie2be@nyc.rr.com)
Date: Sat Nov 13 2004 - 12:39:29 GMT-3
( Oops, I omitted "output" in the service-policy command on the first post)
Hi guys,
What's the difference, if any, between how the router does things with these 2
config's?
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1st-way example
class-map 1st-way
match (something)
policy-map 1st-way
class 1st-way
priority 32
map-class fram Outside
fram cir 64000
int s0
encap fram
fram traffic-shaping
fram class Outside
service-policy output 1st-way <-- Notice that the service-policy in this
example is Outside the map-class
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2nd way example
class-map 2nd-way
match (something)
policy-map 2nd-way
class 1st-way
priority 32
map-class fram Inside
fram cir 64000
service-policy output 2nd-way <--- Notice that now the service-policy
is inside the map-class
instead of on the
interface directly
int s0
encap fram
fram traffic-shaping
fram class Inside
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It seems to me both of these examples accomplish the same exact things, but
can someone confirm this?
If both of these have the same effect in this example, can someone explain if
there are times when I should one method instead of the other?
TIA, Tim
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