60. Mark the traffic with the help of “set command”
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62. The DSCP World 1 Byte IP Prec Values (0-7) 00000 000 00000000 DSCP 00 00 000 Major Minor ECN
63. Standard DSCP Values DSCP 00 00 000 Values for backward compatibility with IP Prec Major Minor ECN 5 - Voice EF 4 –Video Conf. AF4 AF3 3– Call Signaling 2 – High Priority Data AF2 1 – Medium Priority Data AF1 AF AF AF 2 1 1 1 3 1 0 – Default 0 – Best Effort Data AF AF AF 1 2 3 2 2 2 AF AF 3 3 2 3 AF 1 3 Also Known as Drop Preference (The higher the value higher the drop preference) AF AF 4 2 4 AF 1 4 3
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65. Match the SMTP Traffic and set the high priority with DSCP value
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67. Mark SMTP with high priority with DSCP Value and reserve 20% of bandwidth
68. Mark WEB traffic with low priority and reserve 10% of bandwidthApply the policy map on Outgoing interface of Router Verify the policy