Configuring the fifo queue size, Configuration procedure – H3C Technologies H3C WX3000E Series Wireless Switches User Manual

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Table 8 Congestion management technology comparison

Type

Number of queues

Advantages

Disadvantages

FIFO

1

No need to configure, easy to

use

Easy to operate, low delay

All packets are treated
equally. The available

bandwidth, delay and drop
probability are determined

by the arrival order of

packets.

No restriction on traffic from

connectionless protocols

(protocols without any flow

control mechanism, UDP for
example), resulting in

bandwidth loss for traffic of

connection-oriented
protocols (TCP, for example).

No delay guarantee for

time-sensitive real-time
applications, such as VoIP

PQ 4

Absolute bandwidth and delay
guarantees for real-time and
mission critical applications such

as VoIP

Need to configure; low

processing speed

If no restriction is imposed on

bandwidth assigned to

high-priority packets,

low-priority packets may fail
to get bandwidth.

CQ 16

Bandwidth assignment in

percentages for different
applications

Bandwidth reassignment to

increase bandwidth for each
class when packets of certain

classes are not present

Need to configure; low
processing speed

NOTE:

If the burst traffic is too heavy, increase the queue length to make queue scheduling more accurate.

Configuring the FIFO queue size

FIFO is the default queue scheduling mechanism for an interface, and the FIFO queue size is

configurable.

Configuration procedure

To configure the FIFO queue size:

Step Command

Remarks

1.

Enter system view

system-view

N/A

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