After the switch classifies, marks, and polices a packet against QoS rules, the switch queues
the packet into a transmit queue for output scheduling. Placing the packet into one of
multiple queues allows for the switch to differentiate service by transmitting packets from
the queue with specific order and priority. The Catalyst 3550 Family of switches utilizes
WRED and tail-drop queuing mechanisms for congestion avoidance; the Catalyst 2950
Family of switches does not support congestion avoidance. Both the Catalyst 2950 Family
and 3550 Family of switches support four transmit ...
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