3 Normal 0 10% 0
4 0 N/A 0
5 0 N/A 0
6 0 N/A 0
7 Emergency 0 N/A 0
8 0 N/A 0
Max Reserved BW = 600000 bps
Total Current Reservation = 0 bps
Guaranteed Bonus BW = 21055000 bps
Non-guaranteed Bonus BW = 36844000 bps
Subset BGs: In8/0/0:0 In8/0/0:1
Superset BGs: Wi8/0/0:4 Wi8/0/0:6
Overlapping BGs: N/A
These above configuration examples might be omitted or changed, but the remaining examples in this section
presume the above configurations.
Example: SGAC for Downstream Traffic
This example presumes that you have configured the rules according to the commands illustrated at the start
of this section.
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All the voice flows in bucket 1.
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All the CIR data flows are categorized in bucket 8.
The below example illustrates a sample configuration for SGAC with downstream traffic. In this example, if
voice traffic exceeds 30% bandwidth consumption, additional voice flows are denied.
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30% downstream throughput is reserved exclusively for voice traffic.
The following command implements this configuration:
Router(config-fiber-node)#admission-control application-type 1 ds-bandwidth 30
The below example illustrates how flexible bandwidth allocation is configured. In this example, normal voice
traffic (application-type 1) is associated with two thresholds. Normal voice traffic alone can use up to 40%
of the service group's capacity, while normal and emergency voice traffic combined can use up to 50% of the
service group’s capacity. This means that emergency voice traffic can have at least 10% of the service group's
capacity, even if normal voice traffic has used up its share of 40%:
Router(config-fiber-node)#admission-control application-type 1 ds-bandwidth 40
Router(config-fiber-node)#admission-control application-type 1-2 ds-bandwidth 50
where,
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1 is normal voice application type
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2 is emergency voice application type
Additional References
The following topics provide references related to SGAC for the Cisco CMTS.
Cisco cBR Series Converged Broadband Routers Quality of Services Configuration Guide for Cisco IOS XE
Fuji 16.7.x
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Service Group Admission Control
Example: SGAC for Downstream Traffic