Feature Differences
February 22, 2008
Page 20 of 29
The
following
example
displays
default
values
for
the
show
cos
violation
irl
command
output:
Violations
are
also
displayed
by
resource
and
port
using
the
show
cos
port
‐
resource
irl
command.
Violating
ports
are
displayed
at
the
end
of
the
resource
table.
Feature Differences
The
Enterasys
SecureStack
and
standalone
secure
switch
devices
differ
in
CoS
feature
set
from
the
N
‐
Series
in
the
following
ways:
•
CoS
TxQ
features
are
not
supported.
•
Only
the
IRL
Kbps
unit
option
is
supported.
•
Syslog,
trap,
and
port
disable
options
are
not
supported.
•
Supports
99
IRL
references
instead
of
the
32/8
supported
by
the
N
‐
Series
port
types
0
and
1,
respectively.
•
All
SecureStacks
belong
to
port
group
0.0.
No
port
type
1
exists
for
the
SecureStack.
•
For
the
C3,
IRL
configuration
is
only
supported
within
a
policy
role
context.
Configuration
of
IRLs
within
rules
are
not
supported.
In
a
mixed
‐
stack,
C3
CoS
feature
limitations
apply.
solutions-r1(su)->
show cos violation irl
Rate-Limiter Rate-Limiter Rate-Limiter
Port Index Type Status Counter
------------ ------------ ---- ------------ --------------------
ge.1.1 0 irl not-violated 0
ge.1.1 1 irl not-violated 0
ge.1.1 2 irl not-violated 0
ge.1.1 3 irl not-violated 0
ge.1.1 4 irl not-violated 0
ge.1.1 5 irl not-violated 0
ge.1.1 6 irl not-violated 0
ge.1.1 7 irl not-violated 0
ge.1.2 0 irl not-violated 0
ge.1.2 1 irl not-violated 0
ge.1.2 2 irl not-violated 0
ge.1.2 3 irl not-violated 0
.
.
.
ge.7.29 5 irl not-violated 0
ge.7.29 6 irl not-violated 0
ge.7.29 7 irl not-violated 0
ge.7.30 0 irl not-violated 0
ge.7.30 1 irl not-violated 0
ge.7.30 2 irl not-violated 0
ge.7.30 3 irl not-violated 0
ge.7.30 4 irl not-violated 0
ge.7.30 5 irl not-violated 0
ge.7.30 6 irl not-violated 0
ge.7.30 7 irl not-violated 0
