CANOGA PERKINS 9175 Command Reference - Manual (Page 583)

CanogaOS Command Reference
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4. Queues in the same class will be served by WDRR (Weight Deficit Round Robin) scheduling
algorithm. And, queues in different classes will be served by SP (Strictly Priority) scheduling
algorithm.
Examples
In the following example, the queue-rate command is used to configure queue shaping rates for queue
1 to queue 3 of a EVC at egress NNI direction.
Switch(config)# qos net-egress evc110-policy-at-egress-nni
Switch(config-net-egress)# queue-rate 8000 4000 2000
Related Commands
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32.11 queue-weight
Use this command to configure a bandwidth allocation weight for queue 0 in network egress policy. To
use the default weight, use the no form of this command. The default weight of queue 0 is 1.
Command Syntax
queue-weight WEIGHT
no queue-weight
WEIGHT: The weight value of queue 0 of all EVCs at egress NNI accounts for proportional bandwidth
sharing. The valid weight value ranges from 1 to 100.
Command Mode
Network Egress Policy Configuration
Usage
1. In network egress policy, the queue 1 - queue 3 are always treated with high priorities to be
scheduled and their bandwidths are generally committed through configuring the queue-rate. So, the
system does not allow to configure their weight values.
2. Queue 0 is generally used by BE (Best Effort) traffic, and it only use the residual bandwidth left by
high-priority queues. The weight values is used for WDRR scheduling in a same class.
Examples
In the following example, the queue-weight command is used to assign a weight for WDRR scheduling
for queue 0 in the network egress policy.
Switch(config)# qos net-egress evc110-policy-at-egress-nni
Switch(config-net-egress)# queue-weight 2
Related Commands
None