Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] 5-Lab-Handbook Lab 2 Wan QoS Solution

2012-12-13 Thread Bill Lake
I woiuild most likely just do the 95% even if you don't have to, either way
you have to fix the 56K issue, so why not do it at 95% which is best
practice?

That said, I would imagine that they are just looking for specific numbers
on the site A to site B link and as long as the site A to site C link is
not 56K (which would break CAC/RSVP too) you would be OK but again, there
is not really any extra time to do 95% verse 100%.

Heck if you do it enough, you would have it burned in your memory and not even
have to use the calculator for this.



On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 8:07 PM, Gang Du seek...@hotmail.com wrote:

 Hi all,

 ** **

 In the 5-Lab-Handbook Lab 2 Wan QoS Solution, the link between SA and SB
 is shaped to 95% of the PVC speed, but the link between SA and SC is shaped
 to 100% of the PVC speed. If best practice is followed, shouldn’t the link
 between SA and SC be shaped to 95% of the PVC speed as well? 

 ** **

 Can someone please elaborate why the inconsistency? Thanks a lot.

 ** **

 ** **

 Kind Regards,

 ** **

 Gang Du

 ** **

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[OSL | CCIE_Voice] 5-Lab-Handbook Lab 2 Wan QoS Solution

2012-12-12 Thread Gang Du
Hi all,

 

In the 5-Lab-Handbook Lab 2 Wan QoS Solution, the link between SA and SB is
shaped to 95% of the PVC speed, but the link between SA and SC is shaped to
100% of the PVC speed. If best practice is followed, shouldn't the link
between SA and SC be shaped to 95% of the PVC speed as well? 

 

Can someone please elaborate why the inconsistency? Thanks a lot.

 

 

Kind Regards,

 

Gang Du

 

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Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] 5-Lab-Handbook Lab 2 Wan QoS Solution

2012-12-12 Thread William Bell
That is an excellent question. It has been asked on this forum a few times. I 
haven't seen a consensus though. I have seen Vik go with 100% on the 1536k link 
in the solution guides. I have seen him apply the 95% rule in a video I watched 
recently. 

At this point, my opinion is to follow the SRND and in the SRND I see all FRTS 
map-policies use the 95% rule for 1536k links. 

That is just my opinion at this stage of the game. I would be curious what 
others have concluded.

-Bill


On Dec 12, 2012, at 9:07 PM, Gang Du wrote:

 Hi all,
  
 In the 5-Lab-Handbook Lab 2 Wan QoS Solution, the link between SA and SB is 
 shaped to 95% of the PVC speed, but the link between SA and SC is shaped to 
 100% of the PVC speed. If best practice is followed, shouldn’t the link 
 between SA and SC be shaped to 95% of the PVC speed as well?
  
 Can someone please elaborate why the inconsistency? Thanks a lot.
  
  
 Kind Regards,
  
 Gang Du
  
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