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Step 4
node
(pf-srvpl)[
name
]#source {class |
policy}
src-name
Enters source configuration mode for
an ACL class or an hierarchical lower
level service policy profile named
src-
name
.
Step 5
node (src)[src-name]…
At this point the necessary commands
used to specify the source classes or
lower level source policy profiles have
to be entered.
Refer to Chapter 15.8, “Specifying
Source Classes or Lower Level Source
Policy Profiles”, for more details.
Step 6
node (src)[src-name]
exit
Leaves the source configuration mode
of an class or a lower level service
policy profile.
Step 7
node
(pf-srvpl)[
name
]#…
Repeat steps 4 to 6 for all necessary
source classes or lower level service
policy profiles.
Step 8
node
(pf-srvpl)[
name
]#exit
Leaves the service policy profile mode
Example: Creating a Top-Level Service Policy Profile
The following example shows how to create a top-level service policy profile named
Sample
. This
profile does not include any sub-level source policy profiles. The bandwidth of the outbound IP
interface is limited to 512 kBits/s therefore rate-limit is set to 512. In addition weighted fair queuing
(wfq) is used as arbitration scheme among the source classes.
profile service-policy Sample
rate-limit
512
mode wfq
source class local-voice
priority
source class Web
share 30
source class local-default
share 20
source class default
queue-limit 40
share 50
Note:
Keep in mind that the class
local-default
comprises all other classes originating from the
SmartNode itself, which are not explicitly stated within the service policy profile.
15.8 Specifying Source Classes or Lower Level Source
Policy Profiles
Several commands are available to specify how source classes or lower level source policy profiles
have to behave when transferring packet belonging to them.
15.8.1 Defining Fair Queuing Weight
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The command
share
is used with wfq link arbitration to assign the weight to the selected source
class. When defining a number of source classes, the values are relative to each other. It is