Summary of Cisco CCNA Packet Tracer Ultimate labs: Quality of Service (QoS) Lab. Answers Part 1
Main Ideas and Concepts
The video focuses on implementing Quality of Service (QoS) using Cisco's Packet Tracer, specifically within a lab environment. The speaker demonstrates how to configure QoS on routers to prioritize different types of traffic, such as voice, HTTP, and ICMP. The key concepts include:
- Quality of Service (QoS): A mechanism to manage network resources by prioritizing certain types of traffic over others.
- Class Maps: Used to define traffic types that need to be matched (e.g., voice, HTTP, ICMP).
- Policy Maps: Used to specify actions to be taken on the matched traffic classes.
- Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP): A field in the IP header used for classifying and managing network traffic.
Methodology and Instructions
- Check Current Configuration:
- Access the router and use the command
show run
to view the current configuration.
- Access the router and use the command
- Create Class Maps:
- Create Policy Maps:
- Command:
policy-map Mark
- For voice traffic:
- Match class:
voice
- Set DSCP:
set ip dscp EF
- Set priority bandwidth:
priority 100 kbps
.
- Match class:
- For HTTP traffic:
- Match class:
HTTP
- Set DSCP:
set ip dscp AF 31
- Minimum bandwidth:
50 kbps
.
- Match class:
- For ICMP traffic:
- Match class:
ICMP
- Set DSCP:
set ip dscp AF 11
- Minimum bandwidth:
25 kbps
.
- Match class:
- Command:
- Bind Policy to Interface:
- Command:
interface serial 0/1/0
- Apply service policy:
service-policy output Mark
.
- Command:
- Save Configuration:
- Ensure to save the router configuration after completing the setup.
Speakers or Sources Featured
The speaker is not explicitly named in the subtitles, but they are presumably a Cisco instructor or expert demonstrating the QoS lab setup.
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Educational