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7. Quality of Service (QoS) QoS Flows
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• QoS Policy Action - A QoS policy action is specifically for a Rapier or Switchblade device. It involves actions that apply to
all flows on the port.
• QoS Policy Flow - A QoS flow refers to a substream of packets on a port that satisfies a set of classification conditions.
For example, a stream of packets classified by the condition that their destination TCP port is 80 (i.e., TCPDPORT=80) is
considered a QoS flow.
• QoS Priority Action - A QoS priority action prioritizes a QoS policy flow according to the 802.1 VLAN priority fields or
the IP DSCP/TOS fields.
• QoS Traffic Action - A QoS traffic action refers to policing or conditioning of a flow, such as limiting the maximum
bandwidth or guaranteeing a minimum bandwidth.
• QoS Policy Rule - A QoS policy rule is the association of a flow, priority action, and traffic action. To apply traffic
conditioning to aggregate flows where the individual flows have different priorities, multiple flow-priority pairs can be
entered with a single traffic action.
Note: The NMS will only allow traffic conditioning on multiple flows if all of the target device classes specified support this capability.
• QoS Policy - A QoS policy is the result of combining the QoS policy rules into a set so that, taken as a whole, it can be
applied to a port or set of ports.
To create a QoS policy, you create the attributes of the policy and then associate them together to create the policy. For a
detailed discussion of traffic attributes and classifier management, see the Software Reference for iMAP Series Switches and
Software Reference for SwitchBlade x3100 Series user guides.
7.2 QoS Flows
To create a QoS flow:
1. In the Network Objects panel, go to Network Service Data > QoS Policies. This enables the Network Services menu
item.
2. Go to Network Services > QoS > Packet Flow. The QoS Packet Flow box appears.
- Administration Guide 1
- Release 14.3 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 1.1 The NMS Editions 10
- 1.2 Documentation Set 10
- 1.3 Service and Support 10
- 2. Managed Devices 11
- 2.2 Supported CPE Devices 17
- 2.6 Supported Functionality 22
- Third Party Products 23
- 2.6.2 Rapier Products 24
- 2.6.4 CentreCOM Products 26
- 2.6.5 Third Party Products 27
- 3. Starting Up 29
- 3.3 The Application Screen 30
- 3.4 Broadcasting a Message 31
- 3.6 Resource Management 33
- 3.7 CPE Traps 34
- 3. Starting Up CPE Traps 35
- 4. File Administration 36
- 4.1 Discovery Configurator 37
- 4.2.1 Schedule Tab 38
- 4.2.2 SNMP Tab 39
- 4.2.3 CWMP Tab 40
- 4.2.4 CLI Logins Tab 42
- 4.2.5 Network Discovery Tab 45
- 4.2.6 Node Discovery Tab 47
- 4.2.7 Other Discovery Tab 49
- 5. DHCP support is provided 50
- 4.3.1 Basic Tab 51
- 4.3.2 SNMP Tabs 52
- 4.3.3 CWMP Tab 53
- 4.3.4 CLI Logins Tab 53
- 4.3.5 Network Discovery Tab 56
- 4.3.6 Node Discovery Tab 57
- 4.5 Backup and Restore 59
- • ATINMS_BACKUP_DEST 61
- • ATIDEVICE_BACKUP_DEST 61
- • ATIDEVICE_BACKUP_LIMIT 61
- AT_NMSRestore.bat 62
- ./AT_NMSRestore.sh 62
- 4.6 Inventory Reporting 64
- FIGURE 4-30 License History 68
- 4.10 Status Monitoring 73
- 4.10.1 Status Table 74
- 4.10.2 Menu Options (Export) 78
- AT_FwLoadImport.bat 79
- AT_FwLoadImport.sh 79
- 5. Security Administration 84
- 5.2 Add a New User 86
- 5.3 User Settings 89
- 5.3.4 Viewing Audit Trails 91
- 5.4 Adding a new group 93
- • Click Add in the wizard 96
- 5.5 Custom View Scope (CVS) 97
- 5.5.4 Set Scope Properties 98
- 5.6 Permissions Tree 99
- 5.6.2 Permissions Tree 100
- TABLE 5-7 102
- 5.7.1 RADIUS 107
- 5.7.2 Tacacs+ 107
- 5.8.1 Overview 108
- ./AT_ConfigureRadius.sh 109
- 5.8.3 Example Configurations 116
- 6. Profile Management 121
- 6.3 Creating a Profile 122
- 2. Do one of the following: 124
- 6.5 Deleting a Profile 128
- 6.6 Deploying a Profile 128
- 6.7 Redeploying a Profile 129
- 6.10 Profile Monitoring 131
- FIGURE 6-7 ADSL-Bond Profile 134
- 6.15 DS3-SFP Support 140
- FIGURE 6-20 DS3-SFP tab 143
- 7. Quality of Service (QoS) 144
- 7.2 QoS Flows 145
- QoS Policy Flow 146
- QoS Packet Flow 147
- TABLE 7-2 QoS Packet Flow 148
- 7.3 QoS Priority Action 149
- 7.4 QoS Traffic Action Form 151
- 7.5 QoS Policy Action Form 155
- 7.7 QoS Policy Rule Form 159
- 1. Upstream/Downstream Links 170
- 2. Downstream Only Link 170
- Example EPON Port Profile 173
- 7.12.1 Overview 175
- 7.12.2 Overview of GUI 176
- 7.12.3 Example Configuration 176
- 8.1 QoS Deployments Table 182
- 8.5 Redeploying Policies 183
- FIGURE 8-2 Redeploy Policy 184
- 9.1 View Chassis 186
- 9.1.1 Display Types 188
- 9.2 Provisioning a Device 191
- FIGURE 9-21 Download Window 206
- 2. Save the file as motd.txt 208
- 9.2.5 Device Information 211
- 9.2.6 SNMP Agent 212
- FIGURE 9-31 SNMP Agent Panel 213
- TABLE 9-7 SNMP Agent Fields 213
- 9.2.7 SNMP Community 214
- Create SNMP Community Form 215
- 9.2.8 Obtaining SW Loads 219
- FIGURE 9-41 Purge Load Files 222
- 7. AT-AR440S and 450S 225
- 9.2.12 SysLog Management 238
- • ALL Row 241
- • Other options 242
- FIGURE 9-67 245
- 9.2.14 MPEG Test 247
- Search Find Option 259
- VLAN Configuration Options 267
- 9.4.1 One Time 269
- 9.4.2 Recurring 270
- 9.4.3 View Tasks Form 271
- 9.5.1 Alarms/Events 272
- 9.5.2 Performance 272
- Task Application Steps 273
- • File not found 280
- 9.5.10 Manage/Unmanage 283
- 9.5.11 Update Status 283
- 9.6 Manage CLI Users 284
- 9.7 Customer Cutover 284
- 9.7.3 Procedure Overview 286
- 10. Card Management 300
- 10.2 Using Card Management 301
- FIGURE 10-1 Card Management 302
- 10.3 Creating a Card 303
- 10.4 Enabling a Card 304
- 10.5 Disabling a Card 304
- 10.6 Restarting a Card 304
- 10.7 Destroying a Card 304
- 10.9 Viewing Recent Commands 305
- 10.10 Viewing Card Details 305
- 10.11 GE3 Card 306
- 10.12 GE8 Card 306
- 10.13 ADSL24A Card 307
- 10.16 CFC Cards 308
- TABLE 10-3 CFC Card Details 310
- 10.17 FE10/FX10 Card 311
- FE10/FX10 Card Details 312
- 10.18 FX20 Card 313
- 10.19 POTS24 Card 313
- Create POTS 24 Card Form 314
- 10.20 CES8 Card 321
- 10.21 NTE8 Card 323
- 10.28 GE24POE 325
- • Close - Closes the window 330
- FIGURE 11-1 Port Management 331
- TABLE 11-1 Port Management 331
- 11.1.1 Display Preferences 335
- 11.7 Provision New EPON Port 341
- Provision New EPON Port 343
- Optical Networking 344
- Unit (ONU) 344
- 11.11 Status Tab 347
- 11.13 iMG/RG Tab 349
- 11.13.3 Port Assignments Tab 350
- 11.13.4 IP Routes Tab 350
- 11.13.6 Video Service Tab 350
- 11.13.7 Voice Service Tab 350
- 11.14 Ether-like Config. Tab 351
- 11.15 ADSL Configuration Tab 360
- 11.15.5 ADSL Video Tab 369
- TABLE 11-13 IP Filters Form 373
- • Valid Intervals 374
- • Invalid Intervals 374
- • Current 1 Day Time Elapsed 374
- Field/Button Description 384
- 11.18.1 DS1/E1 Port Tab 391
- 11.18.2 PSPAN Tab 392
- FIGURE 11-52 CES PSPAN Tab 393
- 11.18.3 PMON Statistics 394
- 11.19.1 DS1/E1 Port Tab 398
- 11.19.2 PPP Tab 399
- 11.19.3 Eth Interface Tab 400
- 11.19.4 PMON Statistics Tab 401
- 11.19.5 Stats Graph tab 403
- 11.19.6 Port Thresholds Tab 404
- 11.23 VDSL24 Port 411
- 11.24 Statistics Tab 416
- 11.24.2 RMON Stats Tab 417
- 11.24.3 Graph Stats Tab 418
- 11.25 Port Log Tab 419
- 11.26 DHCP Tab 419
- 11.27 FDB Tab 419
- 11.28 Video Tab 419
- Video Tab 420
- 11.29 ATM Bonding 421
- FIGURE 11-75 ATMBOND Tab 423
- 11.29.6 PMON Thresholds 426
- 11.29.7 Diagnostics 427
- FIGURE 11-81 ATMBOND Diags 428
- 11.30 STP Tab 429
- 12.2 GenBand Reports 433
- 12.2.2 Line Reports 434
- 12.3.1 Accessing DELT 436
- 12.3.3 Retrieve DELT Results 436
- 12.3.4 Graph DELT Result 436
- 12.3.8 Graphed Parameters 441
- 12.4.1 Overview of SELT 441
- 12.4.2 Accessing SELT 442
- 12.5 Diagnostics for ATMBOND 443
- 12.6.1 Overview 444
- 12.6.2 Basic Functions 445
- 12.6.3 Feature Limitations 446
- 12.6.4 Provisioning Flow 446
- 12.6.6 Staging - Summary 448
- 12.6.7 Staging - Method 1 448
- 12.6.8 Staging - Method 2 450
- 2. Powers up the Comtrend 452
- 12.7 POE View / Modify Port 455
- 13.1.1 Profile Management 457
- 13.1.2 Quality of Service 457
- 13.1.5 NTE8 Service 457
- • The Network VLAN itself 458
- FIGURE 13-2 VLAN Network Map 460
- 13.2.3 Physical Network Map 461
- 13.3 Creating Network VLANs 467
- FIGURE 13-13 Edit Ports Form 472
- 13.4 Extending Network VLANs 473
- 13.6 Deleting Network VLANs 476
- 13.7.1 Overview 477
- 13.7.2 Create Network VLAN 477
- 13.9.1 Overview 494
- 13.9.2 HVLAN Configuration 494
- • Is Master 506
- • Is Enabled 506
- • COMPLETE is green 510
- • FAILED is red 510
- • LINKS-UP is green 510
- • LINKS-DOWN is red 511
- 13.10.5 Example Scenario 514
- Creating Control VLAN Domain 517
- 13.11.1 Overview 531
- GUI for Second EPS Ring 539
- Protection Domain Enabled 545
- 13.12 Customer Management 550
- 13.12.3 Add DS1/E1 Customer 555
- BD Fiber 571
- • Line Encoding 572
- • Ports Type: {DS1/E1} 574
- • Port 1 RG-CES Port Profile 574
- • Port 2 RG-CES Port Profile 574
- 13.14.3 Create DS1 Profile 590
- DS1 Tab for NTE Example 597
- 13.14.7.3 Eth Interface Tab 599
- 13.15.1 VLAN Submap Display 606
- 13.16 Link Discovery 609
- 13.17.1 Overview 610
- 13.18 Diagnostic Audit 617
- Example Audit Report 619
- CES Circuit Audit Panel 621
- Results of Running CES Audit 622
- • Diagnostic Stats 624
- Processing 631
- 14. Provisioning the iMG/RG 632
- Customer 634
- • The Service Area is SPSI 647
- 14.1.7 Changing Customer IDs 652
- 14.3.1 Pre-requisite Steps 654
- 14.3.3 General Profile 655
- The wireless tab allows the 659
- 14.3.4 RG Internet Profile 663
- 14.3.4.3 Firewall Tab 670
- RG Internet Profile - NAT Tab 675
- 14.3.5 Video Profile 676
- 14.3.6 Voice Profile 678
- 14.4.2 Internet - Bridged 687
- 14.4.3 Internet - Routed 688
- 14.4.5 Video - Snooping 695
- 14.4.6 Video - Proxy 698
- • ManualSec2/Proxy 699
- • ManualSec3/Proxy 699
- • AutoSec2/Proxy 699
- • AutoSec3/Proxy 699
- RG Voice Profile - “SIP1” 702
- Ethernet 728
- 14.5.6.1 RG Forms 731
- = voice_VLAN (VID 10) 739
- = Physical Link 739
- = video_VLAN (VID 30) 742
- = data_VLAN (VID 20) 742
- = mgmt_VLAN (VID 40) 742
- = IP Subnet 742
- 3. Select the Security tab 745
- 6. Select the NAT tab 746
- • RG613-TX/TXJ/BD/SH/LH 748
- • RG623-TX/BD/SH/LH 748
- • iMG613-RF 748
- • iMG616-BD/SH/LH/RF/RF+/SRF+ 748
- • iMG624-A/B 749
- • iMG634-A/B 749
- • iMG634-WA/WB 749
- • Custom Views 751
- • !war*, !cle* 756
- • !warning, !clear 756
- • cr*, maj*, mino* 756
- • critical, major, minor 756
- • type = CustPort 760
- • parentKey = dot18* 760
- 14.7.1 Backup/Restore 765
- 14.7.2 Device Configuration 765
- 14.8.1 Open Access 766
- 14.8.2 Multi-service VLANs 768
- 14.8.4 iBG915-FX 773
- • GE8 on the 9x00 iMAP 780
- • GE24BX on 9000 series iMAP 780
- 2. Discovery (DHCP) 793
- 5. Click on Modify 810
- 5. Click Modify 819
- 11. END OF PROCEDURE 820
- 14.9.10 iMG/RG Recovery 825
- FX (iMG646) Figure 14-170 832
- ADSL (iMG634) Figure 14-171 832
- FX (iMG646) Figure 14-177 838
- ADSL (iMG634) Figure 14-178 838
- FX (iMG646) Figure 14-184 844
- ADSL (iMG634) Figure 14-185 844
- 14.10.1 DHCP Provisioning 847
- 14.10.2 GUI Provisioning 848
- 14.10.3 GUI Displays 850
- 14.11.1 Overview 851
- 14.11.2 Profiles 852
- 14.11.4 Custom View 854
- 14.12.1 LCFO 863
- 14.13 iMG/RG Diagnostics 864
- Port Port 866
- Name Port State 866
- Operational Status 866
- Port State 866
- 14.13.2 iMG LAN Diagnostics 867
- 14.14.3 LAN Ports State 873
- 14.15 LAN Flow Control 875
- 15.1 Overview 879
- 15.2 Data Collection Screen 880
- 15.3 Data Collection 882
- 15.3.1 Polling Objects 883
- • System: sysName, sysOID 885
- 15.3.2 Add a Statistic 887
- 15.4 Threshold Notification 890
- 15.4.1 Add Threshold 892
- 16.1 Overview 896
- 16.2 Event View 898
- 16.3.2 Loading from a MIB 904
- 16.3.3 Loading from a File 904
- 16.4.1 Setting Event Parsers 905
- FIGURE 16-14 Event Filters 916
- 16.5.1 Event Filters 918
- 16.5.2 Event Filter Actions 919
- 16.6.2 Applying Log Filters 925
- 16.6.4 Viewing Logs 926
- 16.7 Alarm View Display 927
- Alarm View Main Panel 928
- 16.8 Alarm Propagation 929
- Devices Only) 938
- 17.1 SNMP MIB 940
- FIGURE 17-1 MIB Manager View 941
- 17.3.1 Overview 942
- • Loading MIBs directly 943
- 17.4 MIB Browser Settings 945
- 17.5 SNMP Operations 945
- TABLE 17-3 SNMP Properties 946
- 17.7 Trap Viewer 948
- 17.8 Trap Parser 949
- 17.9 Graphs 953
- 17.10 CWMP 954
- A. Exporting Tabular Data 955
- A.3 Exporting Selected Items 959
- B. dhcpd Files 963
- B.2 dhcpd Includes 964
- B. dhcpd Files dhcpd Includes 965
- B.2.2 spsi-ai00-awplus-class 976
- B.2.3 spsi-ai00-subnet 977
- B.3 DNS Configuration File 982
- C. Northbound Interface 985
- C.1 SOAP Implementation 986
- C.1.2 WSDL 987
- C.1.3 Web Services 987
- C.2 User Interaction 988
- C.2.2 User Security 989
- C.2.5 Available Operations 990
- Operations Table 991
- C.2.6 Provision Parameters 993
- Provision Parameters 994
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