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2018/7/17 -Use the random-detect command to specify the method (using the dscp-based / cos-based / precedence-based arguments) that you want WRED to use to ...
This command defines the packet thresholds based on the distributed services code point (DSCP) class value of a packet. dscp-value.
2014/4/8 -Use this command with a random-detectprecedence (aggregate) or random-detectdscp (aggregate) command within a policy map configuration to ...
The feature enables Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) to use the differentiated services code point (DSCP) value when it calculates the drop ...
2018/10/9 -As Cisco documentation states, the “dscp-based argument enables WRED to use the DSCP value of a packet when calculating drop probability.” This ...
DSCP-based WRED can be enabled on a CBWFQ—with or without a FQ pre-sorter—with the dscp-based keyword in conjunction with the random-detect command, as ...
The dscp-based or prec-based option can be used with the random-detect command to specify the QoS markings that WRED should reference when making discard ...
A more robust method was developed called Random Early Detection (RED). RED prevents the queue from filling to capacity, by randomly dropping packets in the ...
WRED (Weighted Random Early Detection) lets the router drop random packets to prevent tail drop. This improves throughput for TCP connections.
2004/11/24 -This chapter provides an overvew of Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) for Cisco IP Telephony, including Question & Answer flash cards ...