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CoS Processing—CBF
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Forwarding policy is a tool that allows you to control and affect the path traffic takes through the
network. CoS can be integrated with policy by allowing you to select forwarding paths based on a
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Role of CBF
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CBF provides the ability to select a packet’s routing path based on its forwarding class. For example,
you might want to specify a particular path to carry high priority traffic, while best-effort traffic takes
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CoS-Based Forwarding
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The slide lists the steps to configure CBF. These steps are expanded on the following slides.
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The first configuration step involves identifying the traffic that should use CBF. Using routing policy,
define the desired routes within route filters. The resulting action for the policy must include the
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The next configuration step involves specifying the next hops for each forwarding class. Create a
next-hop map that specifies one or more next-hops for each forwarding class. You can optionally
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specify more than one next-hop for a forwarding class, creating load balancing across the multiple
paths. You can also mix IP next-hops with MPLS next-hops under a single forwarding class.
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Much like firewall filters, routing policy on its own does nothing, until you apply it. The final
configuration step involves applying the routing policy to routes exported to the forwarding table.
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When you configure CBF within a network that uses OSPF as the interior gateway protocol (IGP), you
must specify the next-hop as an interface name (or next-hop alias), not as an IP address. The reason
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for this is OSPF adds routes with the interface as the next hop for point-to-point interfaces; the next
hop does not contain the IP address.
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