Zoom Technologies CCNP Lab Guide

QOS

*Initially, configure routing between the LANs of the two routers. The LAN of
India router contains the HTTP and FTP server and the LAN of CORE router
contains the client PCs from where the resources will be accessed.

India#config t
India(config)#ip route 192.168.0.0 255.255.255.0 s1/2
India(config)#exit

CORE#config t
CORE(config)#ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 s 0
CORE(config)#exit
CORE(config)#int s0
CORE(config-if)#clock rate 1000000
CORE(config-if)#end

*Using the above configuration, we have enabled routing between the two
networks and also configured the rate of flow over the serial interface between the
routers to be of 1Mbps.

*We now need to monitor the rate of flow two types of traffic, one HTTP and the
other FTP. For this, we use a download manager software on the client side PC
to observe the download speed of each type of traffic.

*You might observe that when we have traffic via both the protocols, they share
the available bandwidth equally, but in absence of the one, the other takes up the
entire bandwidth. Our aim is to allocate certain amount of bandwidth to each type
of traffic. For this, we need to configure QOS in the INDIA router.

*Step1: Create separate class-maps for each type of traffic by matching it by the
protocol it is using.
INDIA(config)#class-map httpclass
INDIA(config-cmap)#match protocol http
INDIA(config-cmap)#exit

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