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So, if we set the priority on traffic on wholesale model (w/o CoS) values, it can get overwritten<br />
as some point?? In order for an end to end gauranteed traffic BW usage, user should set the CoS values.
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So, if we set the priority on traffic on wholesale model (w/o CoS) values, it can get overwritten
as some point?? In order for an end to end gauranteed traffic BW usage, user should set the CoS values.

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Is there any difference between setting priority on traffic and CoS values? Are they the same...
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Is there any difference between setting priority on traffic and CoS values? Are they the same...

CoS values

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