ELTEX ESR-1511 - Page 231

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Step Description Command Keys
11 Enable automatic bandwidth allocation
between classes without bandwidth
configuration, including the default
class (if required).
esr(config-policy-map)# shape
auto-distribution
12 Include the specified QoS class in the
policy and switch to the class
parameters configuration mode within
the policy.
esr(config-policy-map)# class
<NAME>
esr(config-class-policy-map)#
<NAME> – name of the class
being bound, set by the string
of up to 31 characters. When
specifying the 'class-default'
value, the incoming
unclassified traffic falls into the
given class.
13 Include QoS policy in QoS class to
create hierarchical QoS.
esr(config-class-policy-map)#
service-policy <NAME>
<NAME> – policy name, set by
the string of up to 31
characters. Inserted policy
must already be created.
14 Set the committed outgoing bandwidth
for the class within the policy (if
required).
esr(config-class-policy-map)#
shape average { <BANDWIDTH> |
percent
<BANDWIDTH_PERCENT> }
[BURST]
<BANDWIDTH> – committed
bandwidth in Kbps, takes the
value of [64..10000000];
<BANDWIDTH_PERCENT> –
committed bandwidth in %,
calculated from (in order from
higher priority to lower priority
value):
shape average value of
the root policy;
traffic-shape value on
the network interface,
bridge, tunnel;
speed value of the
network interface.
Takes value of [1..100].
<BURST> – size of the
restrictive threshold in KB,
takes the value [4..16000].
Default value: 128 KB.
15 Set the shared outgoing bandwidth for a
specific class. The class may occupy
the bandwidth if a lower priority class
has not occupied its committed
bandwidth (if required).
esr(config-class-policy-map)#
shape peak { <BANDWIDTH> |
percent
<BANDWIDTH_PERCENT> }
[BURST]