The document discusses configuring quality of service (QoS) settings. It describes setting the QoS method to 802.1Q standard, selecting the queuing strategy WFQStrictPriorityMixed, changing all aging values to 100, and enabling WRED for the first five entries before saving the configuration. Screenshots are provided of each step in the QoS configuration process.

1. QoS
Configuration
MOP
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Object
› Quality of service (QoS) is the
description or measurement of the
overall performance of the traffic.
›QoS helps manage packet loss, delay
and jitter on the traffic. It manages the
bandwidth usage between different
traffic classes and give priorities.

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FSC-Qos

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screen shots

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The Default config

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Choose “802.1 Q Standard”

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Save now and for each step please save

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Click “yes”

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Choose “WFQStrictPriorityMixed” then Save

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Save

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Change all Aging to Value “100”

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Change all Aging to Value “100”

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Change all Aging to Value “100”

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Save

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Yes

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After Save

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Under “WRED” column Tick the first five boxes only then Save

18. Done