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210 MES1000, MES2000 Ethernet Switches
The table of changes is
empty by default, i. e. DSCP
values remain the same for
all incoming packets.
- out-dscp—defines up to 8 DSCP values separated by spaces.
Valid for the qos basic mode only.
no qos map dscp-mutation
[in-dscp]
-
Sets the default values.
rate-limit vlan_id rate
burst
vlan_id: (1– 4094);
rate: (3 – 57,982,058) kbps
burst: (3000– 19,173,960)
bytes / 128 kilobytes
Limits incoming traffic rate for the specified VLAN.
- vlan_id—VLAN number;
- rate—average traffic rate (CIR), kbps;
- burst—size of the burst threshold (rate limit) in bytes.
no rate-limit
Removes the incoming traffic rate limitation.
Commands of the Configuration Mode for the List of Traffic Classification Criteria
Command line request of the configuration mode for the list of traffic classification criteria appears
as follows:
console# configure
console(config)# class-map class-map-name [match-all|match-any]
console(config-cmap)#
Table 5.252—Commands of the configuration mode for the list of traffic classification criteria
Command
Value
Action
match access-group
acl-name
(1–32) characters
Adds a traffic classification criterion. Defines traffic filtration
rules according to ACL for the classification.
Valid for the qos advanced mode only.
no match access-group
acl-name
Removes a traffic classification criterion.
Commands of the Configuration Mode for Traffic Classification Strategy
Command line request of the configuration mode for traffic classification strategy appears as
follows:
console# configure
console(config)# policy-map policy-map-name
console(config-pmap)#
Table 5.253—Commands of the configuration mode for traffic classification strategy
Command
Value
Action
class class-map-name
[access-group acl- name]
(1–32) characters
Defines a traffic classification rule and enters the configuration
mode of the classification rule—policy-map class.
- access-group—defines traffic filtration rules according to ACL
for the classification. The access-group optional parameter is
mandatory for creation of a new classification rule.
In order to use the policy-map strategy configuration
for an interface, use the service-policy command in
the interface configuration mode.
Valid for the qos advanced mode only.
no class class-map-name
Removes a class-map traffic classification rule from the policy-
map strategy.
Commands of the Configuration Mode for Classification Rules
Command line request in the configuration mode for classification rules appears as follows:

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