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Chapter 4 - Layer 3 Command Set - IP Networking Qm Command (QoS Configuration)
Alvarion BreezeNET B130/B300 GigE 114 Operational User Manual
qm chN clear
Cancels the N-th logical channel current specification, making its number free for
another specification.
qm add[out][num] [ifname] chN [pass] rule ...
Specifies one or more rules for accepting packets at the channel #N. When used
with optional parameter out (addout) it specifies the rules for outgoing packets.
Rules are specified using the same syntax as in the ipfw command.
Optional ifname parameter specifies the device's interface through which a
packet shall arrive for being accepted at the specified channel.
All rules specified on a device constitute a numbered list; a rule is added at the
end of this common list at the moment when it is specified for some channel, and
then may be moved to another position (see below). To display the list of all rules
with their numbers, use the config show command.
The optional num parameter may be used to explicitly specify the number of the
new filter in the list.
Each packet arriving to the device is checked against the set of rules in the order
of their enumeration, until a rule is found which the packet satisfies, or until the
end of the list of rules is encountered. Once such a rule is found, the packet is
directed to the channel corresponding to the rule, without checking it against the
remaining rules in the list (if not using pass parameter). Therefore, the order of
rules is very important for correct dispatching of packets among channels.
Optional "pass" parameter allows a packet to pass a rule executing the related
actions of this rule and continue with other rules in the list.
qm stat [full] [clear] command displays statistics of the specific channel (only for
channels with speed limitation). "Full" option allows viewing enhanced statistics.
"Clear" option zeroizes the statistics.
qm del RULE NUMBER
This command deletes the specified rule from the list.
qm move RULE A RULE B S
Change the number of the rule from A to B.
qm rearrange [N]
Renumbers all the rules with the given increment (default step is 1).
Transparent packets prioritization is supported in MINT network. It is
performed by using channels management in "qm" command. Administrator can