Hi all With MQC Policing feature, when we use Bc and Be it becomes a two bucket system and hence we can apply three actions - conform, exceed and violate.
If Bc = Be, then it's a single bucket system and only conform and exceed actions are possible. If the traffic rate is below Bc, it's conform and above Bc, it's exceed. The rate-limit feature also uses Bc and Be but only conform and exceed actions are possible. When using Bc and Be, there are three category of traffic as following - The traffic rate that conforms to Bc - conform - The traffic rate between Bc and Be - exceed - The traffic rate above Be. - violate If only conform and exceed action is possible with rate-limit, why does the IOS mandates for Be which is not required? With regards Kings
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