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What is Fairque in cisco routers
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Weighted Fair Queuing
it is a queuing mechanism (for buffers: the perferred order for the router to process packets) in Cisco routers.
it classifies traffic and says "service the packets in system buffers that have low bandwidth traffic first". it has some shortcomings but it is best used on slow speed serial links.
i am not 100% sure but i think the default is FIFO, First In First Out (first packet into the router is the first packet going out of the router). Do a show interface to see what you serial int has.
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it is a queuing mechanism (for buffers: the perferred order for the router to process packets) in Cisco routers.
it classifies traffic and says "service the packets in system buffers that have low bandwidth traffic first". it has some shortcomings but it is best used on slow speed serial links.
i am not 100% sure but i think the default is FIFO, First In First Out (first packet into the router is the first packet going out of the router). Do a show interface to see what you serial int has.
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WFQ gives interactive traffic a higher priority than bulk transfers. For instance if your using telnet and someone starts an FTP session the telnet response could degrade if the router is running FIFO. WFQ would give a noticable improvment to the telnet session in this case.
As gconnect says, it is best on slow speed links, but I've used it on 34Meg frame links without any problem.
As gconnect says, it is best on slow speed links, but I've used it on 34Meg frame links without any problem.
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