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Hi Experts<br />
Here is a question. Can you clear the question for me ?Difference between LLQ and CBWFQ <br />
The LLQ use priority, and CBWFQ use bandwidth in MQC configuration. For example, there are two flows, one is voice, another is data. First configuration is that voice use priority keyword and data use bandwidth. Second configuration is both voice and data flow use bandwidth as keyword. What is difference between the two configuration? I think the first one is voice goes first and after voice finish going out, data begin to go. The second one is voice and data are have the same priority to go out. Can you tell me that is difference between them ? thank you!
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Hi Experts
Here is a question. Can you clear the question for me ?Difference between LLQ and CBWFQ 
The LLQ use priority, and CBWFQ use bandwidth in MQC configuration. For example, there are two flows, one is voice, another is data. First configuration is that voice use priority keyword and data use bandwidth. Second configuration is both voice and data flow use bandwidth as keyword. What is difference between the two configuration? I think the first one is voice goes first and after voice finish going out, data begin to go. The second one is voice and data are have the same priority to go out. Can you tell me that is difference between them ? thank you!

LLQ question:Difference between LLQ and CBWFQ

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