Chapter 14. Quality of Service Features
After completing your study of routing protocols, you now can learn how to provide differentiated levels of service within the network. Routing and differentiated service can be intimately linked—indeed, some routing protocols provide mechanisms for making different routing decisions based on the desired quality of service (QoS). However, for improved scalability, it is usually better to decouple routing and QoS in large networks. This chapter covers the following issues in relation to quality of service:
QoS policy propagation This section briefly describes the ways in which QoS policy can be propagated throughout the network.
Congestion-management algorithms In this section, you learn how routers cope ...
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