service-policy output on a 3560 doesn't work, any workarounds ?

Oct 20, 2005 2 Replies

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ESM

I ran into this yesterday. I am marking some specific traffic with my own DSCP markings and wanted to apply it out the output of f0/1, but I could not. Instead, I had to apply the policy to the input on every other port where a computer was connected that was transmitting this…

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We got some Cisco catalyst 3560 that we want to control the bandwidth on the ports. Can this be done, and how do i do it?



Ive got 3550s that can do policy-map with the interface command; service-policy output(and input) But 3560 only seems to handle service-policy input. If i try to configure output, it says the following: " SW(config-if)#service-policy output 4mbit-out police command is not supported for this interface Configuration failed! Warning: Assigning a policy map to the output side of an interface not supported "



Any workarounds or new ways to accomplish bandwith-control on a 3560 ?



regards,



hmk



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I ran into this yesterday. I am marking some specific traffic with my own DSCP markings and wanted to apply it out the output of f0/1, but I could not. Instead, I had to apply the policy to the input on every other port where a computer was connected that was transmitting this traffic. It works fine, but it's a little silly. Good thing for the range command.

However, I don't think this would be adequate if trying to police traffic. I want to do this on a few 3560's as well but have not been able to come up with a proper way to do it yet.

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hm klette skrev:

To all others who wonders srr-queue is the solution here... :-)

.:hmk

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