I have an all cisco network, with cisco wifi running on top of it, using the built in cisco macros for wifi, and switch to switch trunks. On top of that were running a non cisco voip network. The qos ...

Based on your feedback requesting what topics you’d like to see addressed in this blog, this is the first in a series of entries addressing Cisco’s Quality of Service (QoS) course, and the ...

I have a bunch of connections with physical link rates of (mostly) 1Gbps, but they are provisioned at 10Mbps (symmetric) via the ISP. What do I gain from screwing around with QoS on my own equipment, ...

Quality of service on any type of network seeks to achieve the same goals, namely to ensure that latency-sensitive applications have priority over applications that can tolerate delay and congestion.

Start-up Xelor Software is introducing a tool to help simplify QoS provisioning for VoIP calls within business LANs consisting of Cisco switches and routers. Called XeloRate, the software runs on a ...