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QoS with Data Center Bridging (DCB)

QoS with Data Center Bridging (DCB) - Windows Server Tutorial

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QoS with Data Center Bridging (DCB)

- [Instructor] Data center bridging is a set of improvements to the LAN communication protocol for use in a data center. It works very well with clusters and SANs. With data center bridging, LANs look to avoid losing packets by adding extensions to the existing protocol suite and to provide reliability without requiring the complexity of configuring TCP. Data center bridging capable Ethernet network adapters must be installed in computers and switches that are providing Windows Server data center bridging. The goal with QoS or Quality of Service using data center bridging is to give priority to certain types of packets over others. For instance, if we want to have SMB traffic to always have priority, we can create a class to do so. We can have up to seven classes but not all network interface cards will support that many. We need to create the class name, choose the traffic we want to prioritize and then set the level of prioritization all using PowerShell. There are a couple of…

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