Silently dropping QoS marked packets on the greater Internet

Fri Sep 9 05:10:00 UTC 2011

On Friday, September 02, 2011 10:48:17 PM Saku Ytti wrote:

> Seems in this instance someone has deployed QoS and is
> trusting markings from Internet, which is just broken,
> as they cannot anymore guarantee that customer
> video/voice etc works during congestion, so the QoS
> product is broken.

Despite that, one may be able to correctly schedule a 
particular type of traffic as it comes in from their 
customer bound for the Internet. However, the reverse is 
normally not very true or easy to implement, unless one is 
willing to go through the hassle of correctly identifying 
the exact traffic type for their customer that's making its 
away back, at all points of entry.

Mark.
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