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packet classification

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packet classification
The identifying of packets for quality of service (QoS). Packets can be classified by source and destination ports and address and protocol type. See TOS.


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5 MB of internal RAM and integrated Ethernet media access controllers (MACs), the INP5 can perform packet classification with per flow policing and statistics, buffer management and packet scheduling across 256k queues and extensive data modifications at full OC-48c line rates for any packet size.
The ClassiPI processor has received industry acclaim for its Layer 2 through 7 packet classification performance.
 
 
 
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