Qos-map – HP Virtual Connect FlexFabric 10Gb24-port Module for c-Class BladeSystem User Manual

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Item

Description

Examples

->set qos-classifier Uplinks classifiers=DOT1P,DSCP

Configures uplink ports to use "DSCP" and "DOT1P" to prioritize the ingress

traffic

->set qos-classifier All classifiers=DOT1P

Configures all ports to use "DOT1P" to classify the ingress traffic

Item

Description

show qos-classifier

Display the QoS classifier configuration of the active QoS configuration

Syntax

show qos-classifier [<PortType> |*]

Parameter

PortType (optional)

The type of port to which the classifiers are assigned. Valid values are "Uplinks"

and "Downlinks". If the port type is not specified, then classifiers for all port
types are displayed.

Examples

->show qos-classifier

Displays the classifier settings for both uplink and downlink ports

->show qos-classifier Uplinks

Displays the classifier settings for uplink ports

->show qos-classifier Downlinks

Displays the classifier settings for downlink ports

qos-map

Manage the traffic classification maps of the active QoS configuration.
Supported actions: help, set, show

Item

Description

set qos-map

Modify the traffic classification maps of the active QoS configuration

Syntax

set qos-map <Type> Class=<traffic class> Values=<DSCP or

DOT1P value range list>

Parameter

Type (required)

The classifier type for the map. Valid values are "DOT1P" and "DSCP".

Properties

Class (required)

The destination traffic class name. Values are mapped to the pre-defined

classes. A map is active if the map is currently in use for traffic classification. All

traffic classes in an active map must be enabled. A value in a map can be
mapped to one class only. An inactive map can have both enabled and

disabled classes.

Values (required)

The list of DOT1P priority values or DSCP values for the map. The format is a

comma separated list of single values or hyphen-separated ranges. For a
DOT1P map, the supported DOT1P priority values are 0-7. The value 3 is

unique. Ingress non-FCoE traffic with a value of 3 is mapped to a user

configured traffic class. FCoE traffic (typically tagged with a DOT1P value of 3)
is always mapped to the FCoE_Lossless class, regardless of the map values. For

a DSCP map, the supported DSCP values are: AF11(DSCP 10),

AF12(DSCP12), AF13(DSCP 14), AF21(DSCP18), AF22(DSCP 20),
AF23(DSCP 22), AF31(DSCP 26), AF32(DSCP 28), AF33(DSCP 30),

AF41(DSCP 34), AF42(DSCP 36), AF43(DSCP 38), EF(DSCP 46), CS0(DSCP

0), CS1(DSCP 8), CS2 (DSCP 16), CS3(DSCP 24), CS4(DSCP 32), CS5(DSCP

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