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Chapter 37 Introducing the Commands
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37.10.10 priority-profile Commands
The following table lists the
priority-profile
commands in configuration mode. Use
these commands to configure priority profiles.
no active
Disables the service profile.
onu-mac <mac-addr>
Sets the MAC address of the
ONU to which the service
profile is applied.
priority-profile
<profile-name>
Sets the priority profile for this
service.
vlan-profile <profile-
name>
Sets the VLAN profile for this
service.
Table 97 onu Commands (continued)
COMMAND DESCRIPTION
Table 98 priority-profile Commands
COMMAND DESCRIPTION
priority-
profile <name>
Sets a descriptive name for the
profile and enters the priority-
profile mode.
active
Enables this profile.
end
Exits from the priority-profile
mode
exit
Exits from the configuration
mode.
l2-rule <1-8> active
Enables the layer2 priority
rule(s) in the profile.
classifier
<ethertype>
Sets a classifier type.
direction
<downstream|upstream>
Sets the traffic direction to
prioritize.
no active
Disables the layer2 priority
rule(s) in the profile.
queue <0-3>
Specifies the outgoing queue
for the prioritized traffic.
value <ethertype <0-
65295>>
Sets the Ethernet type or VLAN
ID of the traffic to prioritize.
vlan-priority <0-7>
Sets the VLAN priority.
l3-rule <1-8> active
Enables the layer3 priority
rule(s) in the profile.
address <IPv4
Address>
Specifies the source or
destination IP address of the
packets to classify.
classifier <src-
ip|dest-ip>
Sets a classifier type.
direction
<downstream|upstream>
Selects the direction of the
traffic to apply the policy
settings.