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QoS Configuration Examples QoS Parameter Configuration for Controlling Subscriber Bandwidth QoS Parameter Configuration for Controlling Subscriber BandwidthThis example illustrates how to use parameters to control the minimum and maximum bandwidth of a subscriber. The example includes procedures for both QoS administrators and QoS clients.Through QoS parameter definitions, the QoS administrator defines a QoS scheduler hierarchy that corresponds to the physical network topology shown in Figure?43.Figure 43: Physical Network TypologyThe S-VLAN scheduler nodes correspond to the DSLAM in the physical network topology; the VLAN scheduler nodes correspond to the subscribers. Figure?44 displays the QoS scheduler hierarchy that the QoS client creates when configuring a different service for each subscriber.Figure 44: QoS Scheduler HierarchyFor Subscriber 1, the QoS client configures a basic best-effort data service, with a maximum rate of 2?Mbps, and assigns a scheduler weight value of 1.For Subscriber 2, the QoS client configures a basic triple-play service consisting of voice, video, and best-effort data services. This service enables the subscriber to transmit up to 6?Mbps of combined voice, video, and best-effort data traffic. The service limits video traffic to 2?Mbps and enables low-latency bandwidth for one 100?Kbps voice call. The QoS client then assigns this subscriber a scheduler weight value of 3, enabling this subscriber to claim up to three times the bandwidth than the basic data service configured for Subscriber 1.For Subscriber 3, the QoS client configures an enhanced triple-play service consisting of voice, video and best-effort data services. This enhanced triple-play service enables the subscriber to transmit up to 8?Mbps of combined voice, video, and best-effort data traffic. This service limits video traffic to 3?Mbps and enables low-latency bandwidth for up to three 100?Kbps voice calls. The QoS client then assigns this subscriber a scheduler weight va