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Variable Value
Police Configures the desired policing profile identifier. Valid
values range from 0–16383, with zero (0) as the
default. When policing is not desired, you must
configure the value to zero.
RedirectNextHop Redirects matching IP traffic to the next hop.
RedirectUnreach Configures the desired behavior for redirected traffic
in case the specified next hop is not reachable. The
default value is deny.
EgressQueue Specifies the egress queue for 10/100 GbE module.
• If you specify only 1 value, then this value is applied
to the 1 Gb and 10 Gb queues as well.
• If you specify 2 values, then the first value is applied
to the 10/100 module and the second value is
applied to 1 Gb and 10 Gb modules.
• If you specify all three values, then all three values
apply respectively to the appropriate egress queue.
• If you specify a value greater than 8, it is not applied
to the 10/100 GbE module because it uses only 8
queues. However, the value is applied only to the 1
Gb and 10 Gb module types. The default value is 64.
EgressQueue1g Specifies the egress queue for the 1 Gb module. The
default value is 64.
EgressQueue10g Specifies the egress queue for the 10 Gb module. The
default value is 64.
EgressQueueNSC Identifies the configured ACE Networks Service Class
(NSC). The default is disable.
StopOnMatch Indicates whether to stop or continue if an ACE
matching the packet is found. When a match occurs,
the switch does not attempt a match on the other ACEs
with a lower priority.
Flags Specifies one of the following flag values:
• none: Default value for the flags.
• count: Enables or disables counting if a packet
matching the ACE is found.
• copyToPrimaryCp: Enables or disables the copying
of matching packets to the primary CP.
• copyToSecondaryCp: Enables or disables the
copying of matching packets to the secondary CP.
• mirror: Enables or disables mirroring the matching
packets to an interface. The Avaya Ethernet Routing
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