quisp65
join:2003-05-03
San Diego, CA | Can you configure LLQ on 871 with Web Interface Can you configure LLQ on the Cisco 871 with the Web Interface? Wanted to make my slingbox not cause any latency on my Dads Charter internet. |
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Trying to get straight what you're trying to do with LLQ as according to my study
notes for Cisco, "LLQ sets aside a queue that has priority over all other queues on
a router," and you usually use it for delay-sensitive traffic like voice or video.
That being said, if you're trying to setup LLQ you're either trying to give the
slingbox traffic priority over everything else, or give all other traffic priority
over the slingbox.
Regards |
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quisp65
join:2003-05-03
San Diego, CA | I will be trying to give all other traffic priority over slingbox. I am gonna put Slingbox at my parents house and don't want it to mess with latency of my dad playing WOW since it uses about 1Mbps of the 2Mbps of upload he has. Want to get a router with LLQ but I don't know if I know enough to configure a cisco router and the information out there on LLQ is limited. So hopefully I can do this on the SDM. |
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What you're trying to do is perfectly doable by LLQ, however I can't help but get the sense you'd be better served
by another QoS method; the best analogy I can come up with for LLQ is a VIP line at a really popular club. Basically,
you want fewer people using the VIP lineup, not more, which is what'd be happening if you used LLQ on your other traffic.
Here's a really quick config template for what you're trying to do off the top of my head (this assumes the Slingbox
has a static IP address of 192.168.1.10 for the sake of argument).
access-list 10 deny ip 192.168.1.10
access-list 10 permit ip any
class-map match-all ALL_OTHERS_BEFORE_SLINGBOX
match access-group 10
policy-map MYQOSPOLICY
class ALL_OTHERS_BEFORE_SLINGBOX
priority (in kbps) or priority percent (% value)
interface
service policy MYQOSPOLICY out That being said, since you're trying to prioritze your dad's WOW playing over everything else you're probably better
modifying this template to prioritize that traffic instead, since back to the VIP lineup analogy, you want that
going out first.
You also may want to look more into SDM's QoS tools as my study notes go on and on about how SDM can do QoS,
but I've been skipping that section as I have a personal aversion to Cisco GUI in general 
Regards |
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