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SLM-5650A Parameter Editor User Guide

Assured Forwarding

The Assured Forwarding PHB category serves general use traffic flows. This

group defines four service levels (Class 1 through Class 4) and also uses the last

three bits of the DSCP to define the Drop Probability or Precedence (Low,

Medium, or High). The Drop Precedence determines which packets will most

likely be dropped during periods of over congestion, similar to Weighted

Random Early Detection (WRED). As a result, each of the four AF service

levels also have three Drop Precedence levels for which the SLM-5650A

provides 12 separate queues.
An IP packet that best conforms to the flow criteria is assigned a Low drop

precedence, and thus has a higher probability of delivery during congestion than

a packet with a Medium (less conformance) or High (non-conformance) drop

precedence. The Low drop precedence level is preset to 100% of full to prevent

these packets from being dropped prior to the queue reaching its capacity.

Medium and High levels are configurable.

Figure 2-29 Assured Forwarding dialog

For Class 1 through 3, set the Service Rate (0 to Tx Data Rate, bps) and the

Maximum Queue Depth (1500-64000).
Specify the Precedence Levels for Medium Drop (20-90, % full) and High

Drop (10-80, % full).
Assured Forwarding Class 4 is pre-configured and the parameter fields are not

editable.

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