Hello,

which Dell Network model are we talking about?

Thanks

Hi,

Thanks for the response. The switch model is Dell S4048. I would really appreciate you helping me setup priority queue on per port basis. Thank you. 

Hi,

https://dell.to/3CElVGt

Would you please  go through the link which provides configuration?

Hi Young E,

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, the link was not helpful. At best it explains how to create class maps. It does not explain anything about how to assign a dscp based class map to a specific queue on an interface. Any other link with a detailed example would be super helpful. A bit of context for a better suggestion: I have two types of traffic coming from multiple interface destined for a single server. Based on the dscp value of incoming packets, i want to classify the packets in two different queues (high priority queue, and a low priority queue) on the outgoing link.

Thank you for the help.

Hi, please refer to the links.

https://dell.to/3TbsDJD

 

 

https://dell.to/3SRM1vz
(QOS) 

I hope this helps the configuration.

 

Hi Young E,

Unfortunately, the links were not helpful. I have gone through these links earlier. I am unable to find strict-priority command. I tried it in both the interface mode and the config mode. But the command is not available. Attaching the screenshot below. The switch model is dell-s4048.

 

 

Hmmohsin,

 

Sorry for the misunderstanding.

What I am seeing is that the command isn't correct you're using. What you need to do in order to enable strict-priority queuing is that you need to be in Interface mode and use the command

 

service-policy output policy-map-name

 

and enter the name for the policy map in character format (32 max).

 

Let me know if this helps.

Hi Chris,

Thanks for the reply. The confusion is that for "service-policy output policy-map-name" what should be the "policy-map-name"? Should it just be "strict-priority"? or do i need to create a new policy-map? If I need to create a new policy map, how would I specify strict-priority over there? Thanks

 

You would need to create a policy map, and the pages in the guide for policy maps should help, and can be found here.