Understanding Traffic Shaping – QoS and CoS

Understanding Traffic Shaping – QoS and CoS
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In this video, CompTIA Network + instructor Mark Jacob teaches traffic shaping methods.
In this section, we’re going be talking about traffic shaping methods, which is one of the associated pieces to quality of service. Anytime there is a discussion about quality of service is it doesn’t even enter into the discussion if you don’t have contention for bandwidth.
Until next time….
Mark Jacob
Cisco and CompTIA Network + Instructor – Interface Technical Training
Phoenix, AZ
Video Certification Training: CompTIA Network +
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