12 queue <0-3> threshold, 13 ethernet evc reserved start-vlan – CANOGA PERKINS 9175 Command Reference User Manual

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32.12 queue <0-3> threshold

Use this command to configure Tail Drop threshold for each queue in a network egress policy.

Command Syntax

queue <0-3> threshold THRESH1 THRESH2 THRESH3

no queue <0-3> threshold

THRESH1: The drop threshold for red-colored packets. If the current queue length is greater than the

threshold, all incoming red-colored packets will be dropped.

THRESH2: The drop threshold for yellow-colored packets. If the current queue length is greater than the

threshold, all incoming yellow-colored packets will be dropped.

THRESH3: The drop threshold for green-colored packets. If the current queue length is greater than the

threshold, all incoming green-colored packets will be dropped.

Command Mode

Network Egress Policy Configuration

Usage

When the queue threshold is configured, all EVCs associated with the network egress policy will use the

set of queue threshold values.

Examples

In the following example, the queue <0-3> threshold command is used to set drop threshold for queue

0.

Switch(config)# qos net-egress evc110-policy-at-egress-nni

Switch(config-net-egress)# queue 0 threshold 16 24 32

Related Commands

None

32.13 ethernet evc reserved start-vlan

Use this command to reserve a range of VLAN for creating EVC. To remove the reserved VLAN range of

EVC, used to no form of this command.

Command Syntax

ethernet evc reserved start-vlan FROM-VLAN number VLAN-NUMBER

no ethernet evc reserved vlan

FROM-VLAN: The start VLAN ID of the reserved VLAN range.

VLAN-NUMBER: The number of reserved VLAN ID.

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