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VIDEO: Defining QoS (Quality of Service)

by Keith Edwards
written by Keith Edwards
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Our instructor Keith Edwards explores QoS (Quality of Service), what is it for and how it is used in this short video. Learn how QoS allows you to manage data traffic to reduce packet loss, latency and jitter on your network. With QoS, you can control network resources by setting priorities for specific types of data on your network.

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Keith Edwards

Keith Edwards is a Cisco CCSI and a certified Rackspace instructor. He has taught and worked extensively with routing, switching, Cisco Nexus, CDN, vPC, FabricPath, VDCs, OpenStack, MetroEthernet, QoS, and VoIP. With Skyline, Keith has expanded his knowledge of routing and switching, and was one of our first IP Telephony instructors. Currently, Keith spends most of his time working in the Data Center arena in both Cisco Nexus equipment and OpenStack instruction.

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