QoS first needs to be enabled globally on the switch, before this discussion turns to an
explanation of the different QoS features. Example 8-1 shows how to initialize QoS on the
Catalyst 6500 and shows the commands to verify the configuration.
After QoS has been enabled on the switch, the features can be configured. This chapter now
focuses on the individual QoS mechanisms available on the Catalyst 6500. The first topic
is input scheduling.
Input Scheduling
As shown in Table 8-1, the Catalyst 6500, through the use of individual port ASICs, can
support input queue scheduling. This feature is beneficial ...
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