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By default, a collector exports all queue attributes to its receiver. However, by choosing
one or more QoS schema objects listed in Table 28 on page 207, you can configure the
QoS schema to export specific queue attributes.
You can associate an interface type with the QoS schema to enable the queue statistics
collection on all line modules for every queue belonging to each instance of the specified
interface type.
You can restrict or limit the statistics collection to a particular location or virtual router
group by specifying the location of a particular slot, port, or virtual router group.
You can view the QoS rate statistics over each S-VLAN or ATM virtual path by including
the
export-summarized-stats keyword in the bulkstats schema subtree qos command.
This keyword enables the export of the aggregate traffic rate to the receivers.
Configuring Schemas
To configure a schema for collecting bulk statistics on an interface:
1.
Configure a bulk statistics schema.
host 1(config)# bulkstats schema 11
2.
Assign a collector to the schema. The collector determines when the queue information
is exported for the schema.
host1(config)# bulkstats schema 11 collector 11
See “Configuring Collectors and Receivers” on page 187 for information about
configuring collectors.
3.
Specify the management schema to collect bulk statistics. In this particular example,
the QoS schema is configured to collect bulk statistics.
host1(config)# bulkstats schema 11 subtree qos
4.
Specify the type of interface on which you want to collect the statistics.
host1(config)# bulkstats interface-type atm1483 collector 11
5.
Configure a receiver to receive the collected statistics.
host1(config)# bulkstats receiver 11 remote-name qos.sts
See “Configuring Collectors and Receivers” on page 187 for information about
configuring collectors.
bulkstats schema
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Use to create the schema for collecting bulk statistics.
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Example—Creates schema with schema index 4
host1(config)# bulkstats schema 4
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Use the no version to delete the specified schema.
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