848 Configuring Data Center Bridging Features
processing strict priority traffic is skewed to be the bandwidth of the 
individual TCG divided by the sum of the weights of all WDRR 
configured TCGs. 
The administrator may configure other parameters to work in conjunction 
with the received DCBX configuration, e.g. min-bandwidth per CoS queue 
and minimum or maximum bandwidth per TCG. 
PC8024 Operation with DCBx
PowerConnect 8024 and 8024F switches can act as a proxy for ETS 
information via the auto configuration mechanism. ETS information 
received from the configuration source is transmitted via DCBX to the other 
auto configuration peers.
While 8024 and 8024F switches are not equipped with a hierarchical 
scheduler, they do support the following ETS capabilities:
• Both lossy and lossless service using PFC (may be configured via DCBX).
• Sharing of unused bandwidth with lower priority traffic classes (default 
behavior). Sharing of bandwidth is disabled when the minimum 
bandwidth assignments sum to 100%.
• WRR or strict-priority scheduling (configured manually).