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Much appreciated. <br />
I have since discovered that there is QoS on our routers. <br />
If that is the case, should I just disable QoS on the Riverbeds?
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Much appreciated.
I have since discovered that there is QoS on our routers.
If that is the case, should I just disable QoS on the Riverbeds?

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Recently we relocated a few Riverbed appliance around to different branch offices &amp;&nbsp;purchased a new device for our DC. All of them are SteelHead 550's<br />
I have never really reviewed the configs of all the devices in detail before, but I have since found a mish-mash of basic &amp;&nbsp;advanced Qos rules. I have also found that the Qos rules on the branch devices are different. <br />
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I think it might be best to start from scratch and setup the rules again. Just after a few tips on best practices &amp;&nbsp;how to configure Qos &amp;&nbsp;routing on the DC appliance as appose to the branch office appliances?<br />
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Any help would be appreciated.
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Recently we relocated a few Riverbed appliance around to different branch offices & purchased a new device for our DC. All of them are SteelHead 550's
I have never really reviewed the configs of all the devices in detail before, but I have since found a mish-mash of basic & advanced Qos rules. I have also found that the Qos rules on the branch devices are different. 

I think it might be best to start from scratch and setup the rules again. Just after a few tips on best practices & how to configure Qos & routing on the DC appliance as appose to the branch office appliances?

Any help would be appreciated.

Setting up Qos on Riverbed SteelHead 550 environment

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