Chapter 9. Quality of Service
Terms you'll need to understand:
Quality of Service (QoS)
Delay, jitter, and packet loss
Packetization, serialization, and propagation
Classification, marking, and queuing
Weighed random early detection
Custom, priority, weighted fair, and low latency queuing
Techniques you'll need to master:
Understanding issues with IP telephony
Understanding QoS issues and prioritization
Understanding the similarities and differences between the various queuing methods
Configuring modular QoS CLI and queuing solutions
In network environments that have voice, video, and data, quality of service (QoS) becomes an important issue. Certain applications, especially voice and video, need to have a necessary infrastructure to support their needs. ...
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