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Chapter 11 Layer 3 QoS

WRED Rx Configuration

The WRED Rx Configuration section covers the following areas:

• Associating a ToFab Policy to a Line card

• Disassociating a ToFab Policy from a Line card

• Changing the Association of a ToFab Policy

• WRED Rx Configuration Window—Detailed Description

Associating a ToFab Policy to a Line card

To associate a ToFab policy to a line card, proceed as follows:

Step 1 Launch the Map Viewer, and choose the Layer3QoSView. Right click on the WRED-MDRR object and

choose Cisco 12000/10720 Manager>Configuration>ToFab>WRED Rx Configuration from a

relevant object icon to launch the WRED Rx Configuration window. Refer Table 11-1 on page 11-2 for

information on which objects allow you to launch the WRED Rx Configuration window.

Figure 11-16 WRED Rx Configuration

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
About this Guide25
- Document Audience25
- Document Organization26
Conventions28
- Command Conventions28
- Example Conventions28
- Document Conventions29
- Obtaining Documentation29
- Cisco.com29
- Cisco.com31
  - Technical Assistance Center31
    - Cisco TAC Website32
    - Cisco TAC Escalation Center32
  - Obtaining Additional Publications and Information32
Chapter 1 Overview35
- Cisco Element Manager Framework (Cisco EMF) Software36
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Software36
- Key Features of the Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Software36
- Accessing Online Help38
Chapter 2 Concepts39
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Objects and Interfaces39
Views49
- Component Managed View49
- Layer 3 Qos View50
- Network View50
- Physical View50
- VLAN View50
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Object States51
Chapter 3 Getting Started55
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Workflow55
- Starting Cisco EMF and Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager57
- Deployment62
Chapter 4 Managing Chassis115
- Launching the Chassis Management Windows116
- Management Information117
- Chassis Configuration121
- SNMP Management128
- Chassis Inventory131
  - Viewing the Chassis Inventory Window131
  - Chassis Inventory Window-Detailed Description132
    - General Tab132
    - Asset Tracking Tab133
- Chassis Fault Management134
- Command Log141
  - Viewing the Command Log Window141
  - Command Log Window-Detailed Description142
    - Command Log Details Tab142
- System Log143
  - Viewing the Syslog Messages Window143
  - System Log Window-Detailed Description144
    - Syslog Message Tab144
- Using RME for Chassis Management Tasks145
  - Configuration Backup/Restore Using RME146
  - IOS Image Download Using RME146
- APS Status146
  - Viewing the APS Status Window146
  - APS Status Window-Detailed Description148
    - APS Circuits Area148
- Initiating a Telnet Service148
- Launching the Web Console149
- Configuration Editor149
  - Viewing the Configuration Editor Window149
  - Configuration Editor Window-Detailed Description151
    - Configuration Editor Tab151
- RPR Configuration152
  - Viewing the RPR Configuration Window152
  - RPR Configuration Window-Detailed Description153
    - Configuration Tab153
    - Switch over Tab154
- RPR Status154
  - Viewing the RPR Status Window154
  - RPR Status Window-Detailed Description155
    - RP Status155
    - LC Status156
- IP Routing Status156
  - Viewing the IP Routing Status Window156
  - IP Routing Status Window-Detailed Description157
    - Classless Inter-Domain Routing Tab157
- TCP Status158
  - Viewing the TCP Status Window159
  - TCP Status Window-Detailed Description160
    - TCP Status Tab160
    - TCP Connections Tab161
- UDP Status162
  - Viewing the UDP Status Window162
  - UDP Status Window-Detailed Description163
    - Status163
Chapter 5 Managing Modules165
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Module Names165
- Launching the Module Management Windows166
- Module Configuration167
- Module Fault Management171
  - Viewing the Module Fault Management Window171
  - Module Fault Management Window-Detailed Description172
    - Module Availability172
    - Cisco Contact Details173
- Module Performance173
- Module Inventory176
  - Viewing the Module Inventory Window176
  - Module Inventory Window-Detailed Description177
    - General177
    - Asset Tracking178
Chapter 6 Managing Interfaces179
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Interface Naming Conventions179
Chapter 7 Interface Profiles181
- Interface Profile Types182
- Launching the Interface Profile Windows182
- Creating an ATM Interface Profile183
- Creating an HSRP Profile189
- Creating a POS Interface Profile192
- Creating a SRP Side Profile197
Chapter 8 Interface Configuration203
- Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows203
- Launching the Interface Configuration Windows204
- Generic Interface Configuration205
- ATM Interface Configuration208
- Ethernet Interface Configuration211
- IP Configuration215
- POS Interface Configuration217
- APS Interface Configuration220
  - Viewing the APS Configuration Window221
  - APS Configuration Window-Detailed Description223
    - APS Tab223
    - APS Interface223
- SRP Interface Configuration224
- SRP Interface Side Configuration226
Chapter 9 Interface Status231
- Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows231
- Launching the Interface Status Windows232
- Generic Interface Status233
  - Viewing the Generic Interface Status Window233
  - Generic Interface Status Window-Detailed Description234
- ATM Interface Status235
  - Viewing the ATM Interface Status Window235
  - ATM Interface Status Window-Detailed Description236
- ATM Interface Faults238
  - Viewing the ATM Interface Faults Window238
  - ATM Interface Faults Window-Detailed Description239
    - Fault Tab239
- DS3/E3 Interface Status239
  - Viewing the DS3/E3 Interface Status Window239
  - DS3/E3 Interface Status Window-Detailed Description240
    - Status Tab240
- SONET Interface Status242
  - Viewing the SONET Interface Status Window242
  - SONET Status Window-Detailed Description246
- SRP Interface Status247
  - Viewing the SRP Interface Status Attributes247
  - SRP Interface Status Window-Detailed Description248
- SRP Side IPS Status249
  - Viewing the IPS Status Attributes249
  - IPS Status Window-Detailed Description250
    - IPS Status250
    - Remote Node250
- SRP Topology Map250
  - Viewing the SRP Topology Map250
  - SRP Topology Map-Detailed Description251
    - Topology Map251
Chapter 10 Interface Performance253
- Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows253
- Launching the Interface Performance Windows254
- Generic Interface Performance255
- SONET Interface Performance262
  - Viewing the SONET Interface Performance Window262
  - SONET Performance Window-Detailed Description266
- DS3/E3 Interface Performance267
  - Viewing the DS3/E3 Interface Performance Window267
  - DS3/E3 Interface Performance Window-Detailed Description269
    - DS3 Performance Tab269
    - E3 Performance Tab270
- Ethernet Interface Performance271
  - Viewing the Ethernet Interface Performance Window271
  - Ethernet Interface Performance Window-Detailed Description272
    - General Statistics272
    - Collision Statistics272
- SRP Performance273
  - Viewing the SRP Performance Window273
  - SRP Performance Window-Detailed Description276
- SRP Side Performance280
  - Viewing the SRP Side Performance Window281
  - SRP Side Performance Window-Detailed Description283
Chapter 11 Layer 3 Qos287
- Launching the Layer 3 Qos Windows287
- CAR and WRED Overview289
- The Workflow for CAR292
- CAR Policy Configuration292
- Access List Configuration296
  - Creating Access Lists296
  - Access List Configuration Window-Detailed Description298
- CAR Policy Apply304
- CAR Policy Status307
  - Viewing the CAR Policy Status Window307
- The Workflow for WRED/DRR308
  - Engine Type Support for WRED308
- Cos Queue Group Configuration309
- WRED Tx Configuration314
- WRED Tofab Configuration318
- WRED Rx Configuration322
Chapter 12 Managing ATM Connections325
- ATM Connections Supported by Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager326
  - PVC Connections326
    - Terminating PVC Connections326
  - SVC Connections327
- Launching the ATM Connections Windows328
- ATM Connection Synchronization328
- Creating ATM Connections331
- Uploading Existing ATM Connections and Qos Profiles331
- Managing ATM Qos Profiles336
- Deploying ATM Connection Objects342
  - Deploying a PVC Object342
  - Deploying an SVC Object346
- Applying an ATM Qos Profile to an ATM Connection352
- ATM PVC Configuration354
- SVC Configuration361
- PVC Status364
  - ATM VCL Status Window-Detailed Description365
    - Status Tab365
    - OAM Tab366
Chapter 13 Managing Vlans367
- Launching the VLAN Windows367
- VLAN Synchronization368
- Deploying VLAN Objects370
  - Deploying a Domain370
  - Deploying a VLAN and a Sub-Interface Object under an Existing Domain373
- VLAN Configuration380
- VLAN Performance385
  - Viewing the VLAN Performance Window386
  - VLAN Performance Window-Detailed Description387
- Reparenting Vlans and VLAN Sub-Interfaces387
- Deleting VLAN Objects388
Chapter 14 Routing391
- Launching the Routing Windows391
- BGP Management392
- BGP Configuration393
- BGP Status408
  - Viewing the BGP Status Window408
  - BGP Status Window-Detailed Description411
- BGP Address-Family Synchronization413
  - BGP Address-Family Synchronization-Detailed Description416
    - Synchronization Tab416
- BGP Address Family Configuration416
- BGP Address-Family Status431
  - Viewing the BGP Address-Family Status Window431
  - BGP Address-Family Status Window-Detailed Description435
- OSPF Management437
- OSPF Configuration437
- OSPF Status444
  - Viewing the OSPF Status Window444
  - OSPF Status-Detailed Description451
Chapter 15 MPLS Management457
- Introduction457
- Chapter 15 MPL Management458
- MPLS Management Workflow458
- Launching the MPLS Management Windows459
- MPLS Forwarding Information460
  - Viewing the MPLS Forwarding Information Window460
  - MPLS Forwarding Information Window-Detailed Description461
    - MPLS Forwarding Information Tab461
- Fault Management for MPLS LSR Interfaces462
  - MPLS Interface Status462
    - Viewing the MPLS Interface Status Window462
    - MPLS Interface Status Window-Detailed Description463
  - MPLS Interface Information464
    - Viewing the MPLS Interface Information Window464
    - MPLS Interface Information Window-Detailed Description465
- Performance Management for MPLS LSR Interfaces470
  - MPLS Interface Performance470
    - Viewing the MPLS Interface Performance Window470
    - MPLS Interface Performance Window-Detailed Description471
- Fault Management for MPLS LDP474
- Fault Management for MPLS Traffic Engineering489
  - MPLS Tunnel Information489
    - Viewing the MPLS Tunnel Information Window489
    - MPLS Tunnel Information Window-Detailed Description490
Chapter 16 MPLS VRF Management503
- Introduction to VRF Management503
- Chapter 16 MPL VRF Management504
- VRF Management Workflows504
- Launching the MPLS VRF Management Windows504
Creating VRF Objects in the EM505
- Deploying VRF Objects505
Creating and Configuring the VRF Policy on a Device510
- Configuring and Creating a VRF Policy on a Selected Chassis510
- Removing a VRF Policy from a Selected Chassis512
- Adding a Routing Target to a Selected Chassis512
- Deleting a Routing Target from a Selected Chassis512
- VRF Configuration Window-Detailed Description513
  - VRF Configuration Tab513
Associating a VRF Policy with an Interface514
- Associating VRF Policies515
- Removing a VRF Policy from a Selected Interface516
- VRF Association Window-Detailed Description516
  - VRF Tab516
VRF Fault Management517
- VRF Status517
  - Viewing the VRF Status Window517
- VRF Status Window-Detailed Description518
  - General Tab518
  - Performance and Security Tab519
- Interface VRF Status521
  - Viewing the Interface VRF Status Window521
- Interface VRF Status Window-Detailed Description522
  - Interface VRF Association Tab522
- VPN Status522
  - Viewing the VPN Status Window522
- VPN Status Window-Detailed Description523
- VRF Object Status528
  - Viewing the VRF Object Status Window528
- VRF Object Status Window-Detailed Description529
Chapter 17 MPLS Trap Management535
- MPLS Traps Supported by the C12000/10720 Router Manager535
- Chapter 17 MPL Trap Management536
- Enabling/Disabling Traps on the Device537
  - MPLS Trap Configuration Window-Detailed Description538
    - Traps Tab538
- MPLS CLI Troubleshooting Services539
Chapter 18 Fault Management549
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Alarms549
  - Viewing Alarms550
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Trap Support550
- Heartbeat Polling555
Chapter 19 Change Management557
- Inserting a Line Card558
- Mismatched State558
- Removing a Line Card560
- Removing a Line Card561
Chapter 20 Performance Management and Historical Data563
- Performance Information Available Using Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager564
- Viewing the Performance Manager Window564
Chapter 21 Troubleshooting and FAQ574
- What Dialogs Use the IOS CLI Instead of SNMP574
- Configuration575
Appendix579
SONET/SDH Conversion Chart579
Appendix A SONET/SDH Conversion Chart580
Appendix581
GUI Synchronization Details581
- Guis that Synchronize with the Device When Launched581
Appendix B GUI Synchronization Detail582
- Guis that Do Not Synchronize with the Device When Launched582
Appendix583
Investigating LSP Black Holes Using Cisco 12000 Series Router Manager583
- Network Diagram583
- Setup583
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