The app probes class in Cisco SD-WAN policy object configurations is a policy object used to define how application traffic is marked and forwarded based on QoS parameters, this enabling optimized path selection in the SD-WAN fabric.
Example-1: This example demonstrates how to configure an App Probe Class containing multiple App Probes. Each App Probe is identified by its name and can include various probe configurations. The forwarding_class is used to specify the class map that the App Probe belongs to, and mappings can include color and DSCP values.
sdwan:
feature_profiles:
policy_object_profile:
app_probe_classes:
- name: app_probe1
forwarding_class: bulk
mappings:
- color: blue
dscp: 46
- name: app_probe2
forwarding_class: realtime
mappings:
- color: mpls
The app probes class in Cisco SD-WAN policy object configurations is a policy object used to define how application traffic is marked and forwarded based on QoS parameters, this enabling optimized path selection in the SD-WAN fabric.
Example-1: This example demonstrates how to configure an App Probe Class containing multiple App Probes. Each App Probe is identified by its name and can include various probe configurations. The forwarding_class is used to specify the class map that the App Probe belongs to, and mappings can include color and DSCP values.
sdwan:
feature_profiles:
policy_object_profile:
app_probe_classes:
- name: app_probe1
forwarding_class: bulk
mappings:
- color: blue
dscp: 46
- name: app_probe2
forwarding_class: realtime
mappings:
- color: mpls
The app probes class in Cisco SD-WAN policy object configurations is a policy object used to define how application traffic is marked and forwarded based on QoS parameters, this enabling optimized path selection in the SD-WAN fabric.
Example-1: This example demonstrates how to configure an App Probe Class containing multiple App Probes. Each App Probe is identified by its name and can include various probe configurations. The forwarding_class is used to specify the class map that the App Probe belongs to, and mappings can include color and DSCP values.
