Basic Qos Lab

Basic QoS Lab v1.
01 – Aaron Balchunas 1
- Basic QoS Lab -

Configuring Basic QoS - Lab
Basic Objectives:
1. Configure and cable the Serial and Ethernet interfaces as indicated in the
above diagram.
2. Configure IP addresses between the routers using the following
192.168.YY.x/24 scheme:
Router 1 – Network A = 192.168.123.x Router 3 – 4 = 192.168.34.x
Router 1 – 2 = 192.168.12.x Router 4 – 11 = 192.168.114.x
Router 2 – 3 = 192.168.23.x Router 11 – Network B = 192.168.255.x
3. Configure a loopback interface on each router. The interface should have
an address using the following scheme: Y.Y.Y.Y/24. For example, Router
4’s loopback should be 4.4.4.4/24.
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Basic QoS Lab v1.01 – Aaron Balchunas 2
Configuring Basic QoS – Lab (continued)
Routing Objectives:
4. Configure RIPv2 routing on all routers. Ensure that routes are not
automatically summarized.
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5. Configure a host in NetworkA and a host in NetworkB, and confirm end-

to-end connectivity.
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6. Install the Apache webserver software on each host. The instructor will
provide access to the software. Confirm HTTP access between each host.
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Note: The two hosts will be referred to as WebserverA and WebserverB

throughout the remainder of this lab.
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QoS Marking Objectives:
7. Configure Router1 to mark ICMP traffic from WebserverA to

WebserverB with an IP Precedence of 2.
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8. Configure Router1 to mark HTTP traffic from WebserverA to

WebserverB with an IP Precedence of 4.
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9. Use a packet-sniffer to confirm that the appropriate traffic is marked from

WebserverA to WebserverB.
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QoS Marking Objectives (continued):
10.Configure Router11 to mark ICMP traffic from WebserverB to

WebserverA with a DSCP value of AF23.
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11.Configure Router11 to mark HTTP traffic from WebserverB to

WebserverA with a DSCP value of AF31.
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12.Use a packet-sniffer to confirm that the appropriate traffic is marked from

WebserverB to WebserverA.
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13.Use the appropriate show command on your router to determine the

queuing method in use on each interface.
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QoS Legacy Queuing Objectives:
14.On all interfaces that end with a 1 (i.e., fa0/1 or s1), configure Priority
queuing. Place HTTP traffic into the High queue, and all other IP traffic
into the Normal queue.
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15.Use the appropriate show command to confirm that Priority queuing is

configured on the appropriate interfaces.
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16.On all interfaces that end with a 0 (i.e., fa0/0 or s0), configure Custom
queuing. Place HTTP traffic into the Queue 1, and all other IP traffic into
the Queue 2. Set a byte-count limit of 4000 on Queue 1, and a packet-limit
of 40. Set a byte-count limit of 2000 on Queue 2, and a packet-limit of 30.
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17.Use the appropriate show command to confirm that Custom queuing is

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QoS CBWFQ Objectives:
18.Remove all Priority or Custom Queuing configuration from the previous

objectives.
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19.On all Router 2, Router 3, and Router 4 interfaces, configure Class-Based

Weighted Fair Queuing (CBWFQ). Ensure that HTTP traffic from
WebserverA to WebserverB (and vice versa) is guaranteed 35% of the
interface’s bandwidth. Ensure that ICMP traffic from WebserverA to
WebserverB (and vice versa) is provided with 15% of the interface’s
bandwidth.
Note: Accomplish the above without using any access-list statements on

Router 2, Router 3, or Router 4.
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20.Use the appropriate show command to confirm that CBWFQ queuing is

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Basic QoS Lab v1.

- Basic QoS Lab -

Configuring Basic QoS – Lab (continued)

5. Configure a host in NetworkA and a host in NetworkB, and confirm end-

Note: The two hosts will be referred to as WebserverA and WebserverB

Configuring Basic QoS – Lab (continued)

QoS Marking Objectives:

7. Configure Router1 to mark ICMP traffic from WebserverA to

8. Configure Router1 to mark HTTP traffic from WebserverA to

9. Use a packet-sniffer to confirm that the appropriate traffic is marked from

Configuring Basic QoS – Lab (continued)

QoS Marking Objectives (continued):

10.Configure Router11 to mark ICMP traffic from WebserverB to

11.Configure Router11 to mark HTTP traffic from WebserverB to

12.Use a packet-sniffer to confirm that the appropriate traffic is marked from

13.Use the appropriate show command on your router to determine the

Configuring Basic QoS – Lab (continued)

QoS Legacy Queuing Objectives:

15.Use the appropriate show command to confirm that Priority queuing is

17.Use the appropriate show command to confirm that Custom queuing is

Configuring Basic QoS – Lab (continued)

QoS CBWFQ Objectives:

18.Remove all Priority or Custom Queuing configuration from the previous

19.On all Router 2, Router 3, and Router 4 interfaces, configure Class-Based

Note: Accomplish the above without using any access-list statements on

20.Use the appropriate show command to confirm that CBWFQ queuing is

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