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C613-50186-01 Rev B Command Reference for AR2050V 1772
AlliedWare Plus™ Operating System - Version 5.4.7-1.x
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class (wrr)
Overview Use this command to configure a Weighted Round-Robin (WRR) class within a
traffic control policy.
Use the no variant of this command to delete an existing class under a current
policy.
Syntax
class <class-name> [weight < 1-100 >] [queue-length < 2-65536 >]
[set-dscp < dscp-value >] [red-curve <red-curve-name >]
class <class-name> [weight < 1-100 >] sub-class-policy wrr
no class <class-name>
Default A weighted round-robin class has no DSCP value or sub-class policy. The queue
length is 1000 by default. If the keyword <default> is used then the default RED
curve is applied.
Mode Traffic-Control Policy for a WRR policy.
Usage If there is already a class in the same level with the specified name, the command
will replace the configuration of the existing class if it does not have any
sub-classes.
If a sub-class policy is specified, this command uses the Traffic-Control Class mode
to apply it.
Parameter Description
<class-name>
Name of the class.
weight <1-100>
Set the weight.The relative weight is the available bandwidth divided
between sibling WRR classes according to the ratio of their configured
weights.
This parameter is compulsory when creating a new class. When editing
an existing class, this parameter is optional.
queue-length <2-65536>
Set the maximum queue length in packets.
set-dscp <dscp-value>
Set the DSCP value to apply to packets.
red-curve <red-curve-name>
Apply a random early discard template with the class (only available on
leaf queues when specifying class policy). If the keyword <default> is
used then the default RED curve is applied.
sub-class-policy
Create a sub-class within the policy.
wrr
Sub-classes use the Weighted Round Robin queueing algorithm.