displays a line showing VIP-based fair queuing as the queuing or scheduling strategy being
used. Listing 4-3 shows information on the flow-based DWFQ.
The show interface fair command displays packet statistics for the number of packets
transmitted as well as packet drops due to DWFQ and buffer pool depletion.
NOTEThe number of available buffers for DWFQ, individual, and aggregate limits is derived
based on the VIP Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) capacity, the number of
interfaces on the VIP, and the speed of those interfaces.
Class-Based WFQ
The last two sections discussed flow-based WFQ mechanisms running on the IOS router ...
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