You can run IP precedence through a FIFO queue, the queueing will just
ignore it. Normally, you only need to use FWQ on T1/E1 or less bandwidths
or under heavy congestion conditions. If you have the latter on a fast
ethernet interface, then I'd say you've got a bigger problem than choosing a
queueing scheme. (like a design problem)
Rodgers Moore
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> The default queueing strategy on Fast Ethernet is FIFO. If I change it to
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