dscp...

because a good table is hard to find...




you don't even have to memorize the table...

the class selector starts at 0 and thereafter it's decimal value increments by 8...
the binary value equals the decimal value, duh...

each corresponding class selector has 3 af's whose first number is the class selector and whose second number increments by 1...

0

8            cs1
    10      af11
    12
    14      af13
16          cs2
     18
     20
     22      af23

ip precedence equals the class selector and is maintained with the af...

8X5 is 40 = cs5

ef is easy because it breaks the pattern

child's play... just ask chucky...

i love what he's done with his hair...

gns3 is way better than xbox... my routes can kick your routes' ass...