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Quality of Service: Managing Bandwidth More Effectively
Globally-Configured QoS
Figure 5-16. Displaying the Codepoints Available for 802.1p Priority Assignments
Figure 5-17. Type-of-Service Configuration that Enables Both 802.1p Priority and DSCP Policy Assignment
HP Switch(config)# show qos type-of-service
Type of Service : Differentiated Services
Codepoint DSCP Policy | Priority
--------- ----------- + -----------
000000 | 1
000001 000000 | 1
000010 | No-override
000011 | No-override
000100 001001 | 5
000101 | No-override
000110 | No-override
000111 | No-override
001000 | No-override
001001 | 5
. . .
. . .
If ToS Diff-Serv is enabled, executing
this command displays the current ToS
configuration and shows that the
selected DSCP is not currently in use.
The 001100 codepoint is unused, and
thus available for directly assigning an
802.1p priority without changing the
packet’s DSCP.
Note: All codepoints without a “DSCP
Policy” entry are available for direct
802.1p priority assignment.
HP Switch(config)# qos dscp-map 000110 priority 7
HP Switch(config)# show qos type-of-service
Type of Service : Differentiated Services
Codepoint DSCP Policy | Priority
--------- ----------- + -----------
000000 | 1
000001 000000 | 1
000010 | No-override
000011 | No-override
000100 001001 | 5
000101 | No-override
000110 | 7
000111 | No-override
001000 | No-override
001001 | 5
001010 | 1
. . .
. . .
Outbound IP packets with a
DSCP of 000110 will have a
priority of 7.
Notice that codepoints 000000 and 001001 are named as DSCP policies by
other codepoints ( 000001 and 000100 respectively). This means they are
not available for changing to a different 802.1p priority.
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