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214 MES3000 Ethernet switch series
Table 5.259 Commands for interface configuration of Ethernet interface and a group of ports
Command
Value
Action
service-policy input
policy-map-name
(1–32) characters
Assigns a traffic classification strategy to an interface.
Interface supports only one traffic classification
strategy for one direction.
Valid for the qos advanced mode only.
no service-policy input
Removes the traffic classification strategy from the interface.
traffic-shape
committed-rate
[committed–burst]
committed-rate: (36–
1,000,000) kbps
committed-burst: (4096–
16,769,020) bytes
Limits outgoing traffic rate for the interface.
- committed-rate—average traffic rate (CIR), kbps;
- committed-burst—size of the burst threshold (rate limit) in
bytes.
no traffic-shape
Removes the outgoing traffic rate limitation for the interface.
traffic-shape queue
queue-id committed-rate
[committed–burst]
committed-rate: (36–
1,000,000) kbps
committed-burst: (4096–
16,769,020) bytes
queue-id: (0-8)
Limits traffic rate for the outgoing queue in the interface.
- committed-rate—average traffic rate (CIR), kbps;
- committed-burst—size of the burst threshold (rate limit) in
bytes.
no traffic-shape queue
queue-id
Removes the traffic rate limitation for the outgoing queue in
the interface.
qos trust [cos | dscp | cos-
dscp]
-/enabled
Enables the basic QoS for the interface.
- cos – port trusts 802.1p User priority value;
- dscp – port trusts DSCP value in IPv4/IPv6 packets;
- cos-dscp – port trusts both levels, however DSCP takes
precedence over 802.1p.
Valid for the qos basic mode only.
no qos trust
Disables the basic QoS for the interface.
rate-limit rate [burst]
rate: (3 – 10000000) kbps
burst: (3000– 19,173,960)
bytes / 128 kilobytes
Limits incoming traffic rate.
The command is available only in the Ethernet
interface configuration mode.
no rate-limit
Removes the incoming traffic rate limitation.
qos cos
default-cos
(0–7)/0
Sets the QoS default value for the port (the CoS value which is
used for all untagged traffic going through the interface).
The command is available only in the Ethernet
interface configuration mode.
no qos cos
Sets the default value.
VLAN-interface configuration mode
Command line request in configuration mode for VLAN-interface appears as follows:
console(config-if)#
Table 5.260 - VLAN-interface configuration mode commands
Command
Value
Action
qos cos egress cos
cos: (0..7)/0
Set field parameter value of IEEE 802.1p priority for egress
tagged traffic
no qos cos egress
Restore the default value
EXEC Mode Commands
Command line request in the EXEC mode appears as follows:
console#