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DragonWave Inc.

Horizon Compact Plus Release 1.0.1 Wireless Ethernet Product User Manual – Volume 2

Required Action

Steps

set the default CoS level for

packets not having a level

already assigned.

Assigns packets that do not have CoS levels to any one of the eight

802.1p CoS levels (0-7).

Sequence:

set cos default value [port name p1-p4] [n] press Enter

where “port name” is any port p1, p2, p3, or p4 and “n” is any

number 0 through 7.

Example:

set cos default value p1 0 press Enter

On port p1, packets without a vlan tag are treated as a CoS value 0.

get cos default value press Enter

The system responds:

Default cos value for packet without vlan tag is as follows:

port name default cos value

--------- -----------------

p1 0

p2 0

Note: this setting can be applied only to the enabled ports.

save mib

Saves the MIB to RAM. Perform this command to save setting

changes to non-volatile memory.

Sequence:

save mib press Enter

The system responds:

MIB saved successfully.

This concludes the steps to configuring Quality of Service using the CLI manager.

8.6 User Flow Mapping

This feature allows the user to uniquely indentify a particular packet flow and then assign, or map, that

flow to a specific queue. In this release there are three predefined flows. The user cannot construct a

flow. However, the user can inidividually enable/disable these flows, and when enabled can assign them

to a queue. The three flows are;

1. ECFM flow (Ethernet type 8902) without vlan tag

2. ECFM flow with vlan tag

3. Control frames ( in the range 01-80-c2-00-xx-xx)

The flow can be mapped to a queue independently on each ethernet port.

Note that user flow mapping is not applicable when QoS is disabled (off).