
QoS Commands
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Software Version 5.2.1
AlliedWare Plus
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Operating System Software Reference C613-50003-00 REV E
40.19
mls qos aggregate-police exceed-action
This command creates or reconfigures an aggregate policer for a class-map.
The
no
variant of this command removes a previously configured exceed action.
Syntax
For single rate metering
mls qos aggregate-police name single-rate
<CIR> <CBS> <EBS>
exceedaction[drop|policed-dscp-transmit]
For twin rate metering
mls qos aggregate-police name twin-rate
<CIR> <CBS> <EIR> <PBS>
exceedaction[drop|policed-dscp-transmit]
no mls qos aggregate-police name
Mode
Policy Map Class Mode
Usage
A policer can be used to meter the traffic classified by the class-map and as a result will be given
one of three bandwidth classes. These are green (conforming), yellow (partially-conforming),
and red (non-conforming).
Once you have created an aggregate policer, you can use the
police aggregate command on
page 40.38
to assign it to one or more class-maps. This enables traffic classified by different
characteristics to have accumulative application to the same policer. Another application of
aggregate policers is to attach them to a single class-map but apply the class-maps to multiple
ports (via it’s policy-map). This enables the same traffic to have accumulative policed application
over multiple ports.
Parameter
Description
aggregate-police
Specify a policer for the classified traffic
name
Specify aggregate-policer name
single-rate
Single rate meter (one rate and two burst sizes)
twin-rate
Twin rate meter (two rates and two burst sizes)
<CIR>
The Committed Information Rate.
Specify an average traffic rate, 1-16000000 (kbps)
<CBS>
The amount by which the data is allowed to burst
beyond the value set by the CIR.
Specify a value from 1-16777216 (bytes)
<EIR>
Excess Information Rate.
Specify an average traffic rate, 1-16000000 (kbps)
<EBS>
For single-rate metering
, this is the amount by which the
data is allowed to burst beyond the value set by the CIR.
<PBS>
For twin-rate metering
, this is the amount by which the
data is allowed to burst beyond the value set by the EIR.
Specify a value from 1-16777216 (bytes)
exceed-action
Specify the action: either drop or policed-dscp-transmit
drop
Drop the packet
policed-dscp-transmit
Change packet per policed-dscp map and send it
no
Negate a command or set its defaults