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Routing & Switching · Intermediate

Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED)

RED with different drop profiles per IP Precedence or DSCP, so lower-priority packets are dropped earlier.

Definition

WRED uses separate minimum thresholds per marking; for example AF13 starts dropping before AF11. It is applied to TCP-based classes in CBWFQ policies.

Example

random-detect dscp-based

Exam tip

In AF classes, WRED drops higher drop precedence (AFx3) first.

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