The ip policy route-map command is used to policy-route incoming traffic on a
router interface. To policy-route router-generated (nontransit) traffic, use the ip local
policy route-map command.
•At this time, policy routing matches packets only through IP access lists or packet
length.
•Here is the evaluation order of commands defining policy routing:
set precedence/tos
set ip next-hop
set interface
set ip default next-hop
set default interface
QoS Policy Propagation Using BGP
The IP precedence value in a packet indicates its intended QoS policy. But how and when
does a packet get its desired QoS policy?
In a simplistic ...
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