PAMSPAN501x G.SHDSL.bis EFM Gateway
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Below are some CLI regarding to the classifier. With “dscprange” and “priority” rule
commands, you can abstract a packet and tag its priority by TOS/DSCP field. The
order of the commands should follow the sequence of the examples below.
#> classifier add profile cdscp
This command adds a profile named cdscp.
#> classifier profile cdscp add rule r1
This command adds the rule r1 to the profile cdscp.
#> classifier profile cdscp set rule r1 dscprange 0 15
This command sets the dscprange with the criteria from 0 to 15 for rule r1.
#> classifier profile cdscp set rule r1 priority 0
This command tags the incoming packets that meet the r1 criteria to priority 0.
#> classifier profile cdscp add rule r2
This command adds the rule r2 to the profile cdscp.
#> classifier profile cdscp set rule r2 dscprange 16 31
This command sets the dscprange with the criteria from 16 to 31 for rule r2.
#> classifier profile cdscp set rule r2 priority 2
This command tags the incoming packets that meet the r2 criteria to priority 2.
#> classifier profile cdscp add rule r3
This command adds the rule r3 to the profile cdscp.
#> classifier profile cdscp set rule r3 dscprange 32 47
This command sets the dscprange with the criteria from 32 to 47 for rule r3.
#> classifier profile cdscp set rule r3 priority 4
This command tags the incoming packets that meet the r3 criteria to priority 4.
#> classifier profile cdscp add rule r4
This command adds the rule r4 to the profile cdscp.
#> classifier profile cdscp set rule r4 dscprange 48 63
This command sets the dscprange with the criteria from 48 to 63 for rule r4.
#> classifier profile cdscp set rule r4 priority 6
This command tags the incoming packets that meet the r4 criteria to priority 6.
#> classifier show profile cdscp
This command shows the cdscp profile information.
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