Command Manual (Qos Volume) : Router/Ethernet Switch

ZXR10
Router/Ethernet Switch
Command Manual (QoS Volume)
Version 4.8.22
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Serial Number: sjzl20086539

About This Manual.............................................. i
Command Introduction .....................................1
Manual Use Guide........................................................... 1
Description of Man-Machine Commands ............................. 1
Auxiliary Function ........................................................... 2
Command Mode ............................................................. 3
QoS Configuration(Ethernet Switching
System).............................................................7
drop-mode tail-drop........................................................ 7
drop-mode wred............................................................. 8
priority.......................................................................... 8
priority-mark ................................................................. 9
qos conform-dscp ..........................................................10
qos conform-local ..........................................................11
qos cos-drop-map .........................................................12
qos cos-local-map .........................................................13
qos tail-drop .................................................................14
qos wred ......................................................................15
queue-mode .................................................................17
redirect ........................................................................18
show qos......................................................................19
show qos conform-dscp ..................................................20
show qos-conform-local..................................................20
show qos cos-drop-map .................................................20
show qos cos-local-map .................................................21
show qos tail-drop .........................................................21
show qos wred ..............................................................22
show traffic-statistics .....................................................22
traffic-limit(interface).....................................................23
traffic-limit(Global) ........................................................24
traffic-mirror.................................................................26
traffic-shape .................................................................27
traffic-statistics .............................................................28
trust-cos ......................................................................29
trust-cos-drop...............................................................29
trust-cos-local...............................................................30
trust-dscp ....................................................................30

QoS configuration(Router Series) ................... 33
bandwidth ....................................................................34
bgp-policy ....................................................................35
class ............................................................................36
class ............................................................................36
class-map.....................................................................37
clear qos bandwith-statistics ...........................................38
clear qos queue-statistics ...............................................39
clear qos statistics .........................................................39
custom-queue-list..........................................................40
dos-protect...................................................................40
dos-protect port ............................................................41
dos-protect special ........................................................42
fair-queue ....................................................................42
flow-control ..................................................................43
hierarchy-group ............................................................44
hierarchy-qos................................................................44
match 802.1p ...............................................................45
match access-group.......................................................45
match any ....................................................................46
match class-map ...........................................................46
match destination-address-mac.......................................47
match input-interface.....................................................48
match ip-dscp ...............................................................48
match ip-precedence......................................................49
match mpls-exp ............................................................49
match not ....................................................................50
match mac ...................................................................50
match qos-group ...........................................................51
match vlan-id................................................................51
police...........................................................................52
policy-map ...................................................................53
priority.........................................................................53
priority-group ...............................................................54
priority-list 802.1p.........................................................54
priority-list default .........................................................55
priority-list dscp ............................................................56
priority-list interface ......................................................56
priority-list list ..............................................................57
priority-list mac.............................................................57

priority-list mpls-exp......................................................58
priority-list precedence...................................................58
priority-list qos-group ....................................................59
priority-list queue-limit...................................................60
priority-list vlan-id .........................................................61
priority-queue ...............................................................62
qos ip ..........................................................................62
qos-map ......................................................................62
qos-map enable ............................................................63
queue-list default ..........................................................63
queue-list interface........................................................64
queue-list list ................................................................65
queue-list queue ...........................................................65
random-detect ..............................................................66
random-detect ..............................................................70
random-detect enable ....................................................70
random-detect precedence .............................................71
random-detect weight ....................................................72
rate-limit(interface) .......................................................72
rate-limit(Global Configuration) .......................................75
service-policy................................................................76
set dot1p .....................................................................77
set ip-dscp ...................................................................77
set ip-precedence ..........................................................78
set mpls-exp.................................................................78
show class-map ............................................................79
show dos-protect...........................................................79
show flow-contrl............................................................80
show hierarchy-qos........................................................80
show policy-map ...........................................................81
show qos bandwith-statistics...........................................81
show qos class-map.......................................................82
show qos config vrf........................................................83
show qos interface.........................................................83
show qos queue-statistics ...............................................84
show queue statistic ......................................................84
show queueing custom ...................................................85
show queueing fair ........................................................85
show queueing interface.................................................86
show queueing priority ...................................................86

show queueing random-detect ........................................86
show vpls-car ...............................................................87

About This Manual
Purpose This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support the
operation of ZXR10 router and Ethernet switch.
Intended This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who perform
Audience operation activities on ZXR10 router and Ethernet switch.
What Is in This This manual contains the following chapters:
Manual
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1, Command This chapter describes the use method

Introduction of the command manual, command
description, format convention, auxiliary
function and mode.
Chapter 2, QoS This chapter describes the QoS

Configuration configuration and commands of the
Ethernet switch.
Chapter 3, QoS This chapter describes the configuration

Configuration (Router and view commands of the router QoS.
Series)
Related The following documentation is related to this manual:

Documentation
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (Command
Index Volume)
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (Ethernet
Switch Volume)
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (Basic Con-
figuration Volume I)
figuration Volume II)
figuration Volume III)
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (Remote Ac-
cess Volume)
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (IPv4 Rout-
ing Volume I)
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (IPv4 Rout-
ing Volume II)
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (MPLS Vol-
ume)
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (Security
Volume)
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (Network
Management Volume)
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (Multicast
Volume)
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ZXR10 Command Manual (QoS Volume)
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (IPv6 Vol-

ume)
� ZXR10 Router/Ethernet Switch Command Manual (Voice and
Video Service Volume)
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Chapter 1
Command Introduction
Table of Contents
Manual Use Guide............................................................... 1
Description of Man-Machine Commands ................................. 1
Auxiliary Function ............................................................... 2
Command Mode ................................................................. 3
Manual Use Guide

The commands in other volumes are classified by functional mod-
ules, and each functional module corresponds to a chapter and
the commands in the chapter are organized in the form of level 2
directory and in the order of a–z.
To search a command, do as follows:
1. Find the desired command by referring to ZXR10 Router/Eth-
ernet Switch Command Manual — Command Index.
2. Find command details by the volume, chapter/section and page
of the obtained command.
Description of Man-Machine
Commands
Each MML command is described by the following items:
� Function
It describes the function implemented by this command.
� Command Mode
It describes the mode in which this command can be executed.
� Format
It describes the complete format of this command, including
the no format if possible.
� Parameter Description
It describes parameters in this command in the form and pre-
scribes the range and default value. If different products have
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different parameter ranges or default values, an additional

form is used for description.
� Default
The default value is available in the case that this command is
not set. The default parameter value is not described here for
value selection.
Additional description shall be given if different products have
different default values.
� Instructions
First describes the platform version information about this
command. For example, “The platform version X.X.XX or later
supports this command” indicates this command is provided
from the beginning of the platform version X.X.XX. This com-
mand is provided from the platform version 2.6 by default.
Second describes the use method and precautions of this com-
mand.
� Example
It describes the use of this command in an example.
� Related Commands
Lists the command(s) related to this command.
� History Command
It describes history version information related to this com-
mand if a command is changed after version upgrade.
Do not describe the history command if this entry does not exist.
Auxiliary Function
The auxiliary function for ZXR10 devices is as follows.
1. In any command mode, enter a question mark (?) after the
DOS prompt of the system, a list of available commands in the
command mode will be displayed. With the context-sensitive
help function, the keywords and parameter lists of any com-
mands can be obtained.
i. In any command mode, enter a question mark "?" after the
DOS prompt of the system, and a list of all commands in
the mode and the brief description of the commands will
be displayed.
ii. Input the question mark behind a character or character
string to view the list of commands or keywords beginning
with this character or character string. Note that there is
no space between the character (string) and the question
mark.
iii. Press TAB behind the character string. If the command or
keyword beginning with this character string is unique, it
shall be completed with a space at the end. Note that there
is no space between the character string and the TAB.
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Chapter 1 Command Introduction
iv. Input a question mark after a command, a keyword or a

parameter, the next keyword or parameter to be input will
be listed, and also a brief explanation will be given. Note
that a space must be entered before the question mark.
2. If incorrect command, keyword or parameter is input, the error
isolation is offered with ^ in the user interface after you press
ENTER. The ^ is below the first character of the input incorrect
command, keyword or parameter.
3. ZXR10 router/Ethernet switch allows the command or key-
word to be abbreviated into a character or character string that
uniquely identifies this command or keyword. For example, the
show command can be abbreviated to sh or sho.
4. The user interface supports the function of recording input
commands. A maximum of ten history commands can be
recorded. The function is very useful in re-invocation of a long
or complicated command or ingress.
To re-invoke a command from the record buffer, conduct one
of the following operations, as shown below.
Command Function
Press CTRL-P or the Re-invokes the latest command in the

up arrow key record buffer. Repeat these keys to
invoke old commands forwards.
Press CTRL-N or the Rolls the commands downward. When the

down arrow key last command line is reached, one more
operation will roll the commands from the
begging of the buffer cyclically.
In any mode, execute the show history command to list the

latest commands input in this mode.
Command Mode
The command modes in this manual are shown below.
Mode Prompt Admis- Entry Functions

sion Command
Mode
Exec ZXR10> enters directly Views simple

mode after logging information
the system
Privi- ZXR10# Exec enable Configures

leged mode system
mode parameters
Global ZXR10(config)# Privi- configure Configures

config- leged terminal global service
uration mode parameters
mode


sion Command
Mode
Inter- ZXR10(config- Global interface Configures

face if)# config- port
configuration parameters
uration mode and selects
mode a port type
depending on
the keyword
Subin- ZXR10 (config- Global interface Configures

terface subif)# config- subinterface
mode uration parameters
mode of the
NPCI/NPCT
VLAN ZXR10(vlan- Privi- vlan datab Creates or

data- db)# leged ase deletes VLANs
base mode in batches
config-
uration
mode
VLAN ZXR10(config- Global vlan Configures

config- vlan)# config- VLAN
uration uration parameters
mode mode
MSTP ZXR10(config- Global spanning-t Configures

config- mstp)# config- ree mst conf MSTP
uration uration iguration parameters
mode mode
Basic ZXR10(config- Global acl basic Defines basic

ACL basic-acl)# config- ACL rule
configuration
uration mode
mode
Ex- ZXR10(config- Global acl extend Defines

tended ext-acl)# config- extended ACL
ACL uration rule
config- mode
uration
mode
Line ZXR10(config- Global line console Configures

config- line)# config- 0 parameters
uration uration related to
mode mode line <1~64 serial port
>(GAR) and telnet
connection
Layer ZXR10(config- Global acl link Defines layer

2 ACL link-acl)# config- 2 ACL rule
configuration
uration mode
mode

Chapter 1 Command Introduction

sion Command
Mode
Hybrid ZXR10(config- Global acl hybrid Defines hybrid

ACL hybd-acl)# config- ACL rule
configuration
uration mode
mode
Router ZXR10 (config- Global ip access-list Defines router

stand- std-nacl)# config- standard ACL
ard ACL uration rule
mode mode
Router ZXR10 (config- Global ip access-list Defines router

ex- ext-nacl)# config- extended ACL
tended uration rule
ACL mode
mode
Route ZXR10(config- Global router rip Configures

config- router)# config- RIP
mode mode
router ospf Configures
OSPF
parameters
router isis Configures

IS-IS
parameters
router bgp Configures

BGP
parameters
router Configures
pimsm PIM-SM
parameters
ipv6 router Configures

rip RIPng
parameters.
ipv6 router Configures

ospf OSPFv3
parameters
VRF ZXR10(config- Global ip vrf Configures

config- vrf)# config- VRF
mode mode
VFI con- ZXR10(config- Global vfi Configures

figu- vfi)# config- VPLS related
ration uration parameters
mode mode


sion Command
Mode
IPv4 ad- ZXR10(config- Route address-fam Configures

dress router-af)# config- ily ipv4 vrf RIP VRF
family uration parameters
config- mode
uration (RIP)
mode
Route address-fam Configures
config- ily vpnv4 BGP VPN
uration address-fam and VRF
mode ily ipv4 vrf parameters
(BGP)
IPv6 ZXR10(config- Route address-fam Configures

unicast router-af)# config- ily ipv6 BGP4+
address uration unicast
family mode address family
config- (BGP4+)
uration
mode Route address-fam Configures
config- ily ipv6 IS-ISv6
uration address family
mode
(IS-
ISv6)
Route ZXR10(config- Global route-map Configures

map route-map)# config- route map
configuration matching item
uration mode and operation
mode
Channe- ZXR10(config- Global control Configures

lization control)# config- channelization
configuration for ce1, ce3
uration mode and cpos3
mode
Dial ZXR10(config- Global dial-peer Configures

peer voip100)# config- voice business
configuration related to
uration mode integrated
mode service
Voice ZXR10(config- Global voice-port Configures

port voice-port)# config- voice service
configuration
uration mode
mode
IPSec ZXR10(config- Global ipsec Configures

config- ipsec)# config- IPv6 IPSec
uration uration protection
mode mode
Diagno- ZXR10(diag)# Privi- diagnose Tests CPU

sis mode leged and memory
mode usage

Chapter 2
QoS Configuration(Ether
net Switching System)
Table of Contents
drop-mode tail-drop............................................................ 7
drop-mode wred................................................................. 8
priority.............................................................................. 8
priority-mark ..................................................................... 9
qos conform-dscp ..............................................................10
qos conform-local ..............................................................11
qos cos-drop-map .............................................................12
qos cos-local-map .............................................................13
qos tail-drop .....................................................................14
qos wred ..........................................................................15
queue-mode .....................................................................17
redirect ............................................................................18
show qos..........................................................................19
show qos conform-dscp ......................................................20
show qos-conform-local......................................................20
show qos cos-drop-map .....................................................20
show qos cos-local-map .....................................................21
show qos tail-drop .............................................................21
show qos wred ..................................................................22
show traffic-statistics .........................................................22
traffic-limit(interface).........................................................23
traffic-limit(Global) ............................................................24
traffic-mirror.....................................................................26
traffic-shape .....................................................................27
traffic-statistics .................................................................28
trust-cos ..........................................................................29
trust-cos-drop...................................................................29
trust-cos-local...................................................................30
trust-dscp ........................................................................30
drop-mode tail-drop
Purpose Use this command to configure port drop policy. Delete this con-
figuration with the no command.
Command Modes Interface configuration
Syntax drop-mode tail-drop <session-index>
no drop-mode

Syntax
Description
<session-index> Tail drop policy table number, range: 0~4
Defaults This command is disabled by default.

Instructions It is applied to ZXR10 T160G and ZXR10 5900.
Example This example describes how to configure tail drop policy table 1.
ZXR10(config)#interface vlan10
ZXR10(config-if)#drop-mode tail-drop 1
Related tail-drop
Commands
show qos tail-drop
show running-config interface
drop-mode wred
Purpose Use this command to configure port WRED drop policy. Delete this
configuration with the no command.
Syntax drop-mode wred <session-index>
no drop-mode
Syntax
Description
<session-index> WRED drop policy table number. 0~3. If the
interface is L2 fei interface, the range is 0~1.
If the interface is L2 gei interface, the range
is 2~3.

Instructions It is applied to ZXR10 3900/3200.
Example This example describes how to configure port drop policy by using
WRED drop policy table 1.
ZXR10(config-if)#drop-mode wred 1
Related tail-drop
Commands
show qos tail-drop
priority
Purpose Use this command to configure the port default priority. Restore
the default configuration with the no command.
Syntax priority <value>

Chapter 2 QoS Configuration(Ethernet Switching System)
no priority
Syntax
Description
<value> The port default priority, range: 0~7, 0 by
default
Defaults The port priority default value is 0.

Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 T160G, ZXR10 5900 and ZXR10
3900/3200.
Example This example describes how to set the port default priority as 3.
ZXR10(config-if)#priority 3
Related show running-config

Commands
priority-mark
Purpose Use this command to configure the traffic priority-mark function.
Delete the configuration with the no command.
Command Modes Global configuration
Syntax The command format on ZXR10 T160G and ZXR10 5900:
priority-mark {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no
>{[dscp <dscp-value>][drop-precedence <drop-preceden
ce>][{precedence <precedence-value>| local-precedence
<drop-value>}]}
The command format on ZXR10 3900/3200:
priority-mark {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no>{tru
st-dscp | dscp <dscp-value>| untrusted dscp <dscp-value>
cos <cos-value> local-precedence <local-value> drop-prece
dence <drop-value>}
no priority-mark {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no>
Syntax
Description
<acl-no>|<acl-na ACL number | ACL name
me>
rule-id <rule-no> ACL rule number, range: 1~100
dscp <dscp-value DSCP value, range: 0~63
precedence Priority level, range: 1~7

<precedence-value>
local-precedence Local priority, range: 0~7

<local-value>
drop-precedence Drop precedence, it can be low, medium or

<drop-value> high, and it is low by default.

Product Parameter Description
ZXR10 T160G <acl-no> is in the range of 1~349,

1000~3499, <rule-no> is in the range of
1~1000
ZXR10 5900 <acl-no> is in the range of 1~349,

1000~3499, <rule-no> is in the range of
1~100
ZXR10 3900/3200 <acl-no> is in the range of 1~299, <rule-no>

is in the range of 1~100
3900/3200 only.
Example This example describes how to configure the port priority related
to the first rule of ACL 100.
ZXR10 T160G:
ZXR10(config)# priority-mark in 100 rule-id 1 dscp 1
local-precedence 1 drop-precedence high
ZXR10 3906:
ZXR10(config)#priority-mark in 100 rule-id 1 untrusted dscp 1
cos 1 local-precedence 1 drop-precedence low
Related show qos

Commands
qos conform-dscp
Purpose Use this command to set the service parameter mapping based on
the allocated packets with conformance level and DSCP value as
the indexes.
qos conform-dscp <dscp-list><dscp-value><cos-value><drop
-precedence>
no qos conform-dscp <dscp-list>
qos conform-dscp <conform-level><dscp-list><dscp-value><c
os-value><local-value><drop-precedence>
no qos conform-dscp <conform-level><dscp-list>
Syntax
Description
<conform-level> Conform level, in the range of {green, yellow
and red}
<dscp-list> DSCP index number, range: 0~63
<dscp-value> Marked DSCP value, range: 0~63
<cos-value> Marked 802.1P user priority, range: 0~7

<local-value> Marked local priority, range: 0~7
<drop-precedence> Marked drop precedence, range: 0~2
Defaults If this area is configured, it is enabled by default.

Instructions The platform version 4.6.02 and upgrade versions of ZXR10 6900
switch support this command.
RFC defines that the aging time is 24 hours. However, ZXR10 6900
is required to configure this aging time. Considering the actual
requirement we make this modification and this makes the aging
time of nd stale state be configured.
Example This example describes how to configure the aging time is 20
hours.
ZXR10(config)#ipv6 nd stale-time 1200
Related show nd6 cache

Commands
clear nd cache
nd6 add
qos conform-local
Purpose Use this command to set the mapping table for allocating the
802.1P user priority parameters with conformance level and lo-
cal-precedence as indexes.
Syntax qos conform-local <conform-level><cos0-value><cos1-value
><cos2-value><cos3-value><cos4-value><cos5-value><cos6-
value><cos7-value>
no qos conform-local <conform-level>
Syntax
Description
<conform-level> Conform level, in the range of {green, yellow
and red}
<cos0-value> 802.1P user priority corresponding to the

local priority 0, range: 0~7








Defaults The default value is 0.

Instructions � The platform version 4.6.02 and upgrade versions support this
command.
� It is applied to ZXR10 3900/3200.
� This mapping table is employed when the switch performs re-
mark (traffic-limit) for the packet service parameters:
When the traffic-limit command is used to monitor the data
flow and the conform remark-cos is configured, the switch
will use the relevant mapping table to mark the data flow
802.1P user priority parameter based on the packet local
priority and data flow through the conformance level (green,
yellow or red) determined by three-color mark algorithm.
Example This example describes how to configure conform-local.
ZXR10(config)#qos conform-local green 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Commands
show qos-conform-local
qos cos-drop-map
Purpose Use this command to set the mapping table between the 802.1P
user priority and the switch local drop precedence.
Syntax qos cos-drop-map <cos0-value><cos1-value><cos2-value><c
os3-value><cos4-value><cos5-value><cos6-value><cos7-val
ue>
no qos cos-drop-map
Syntax
Description
<cos0-value> The corresponding drop precedence when cos
is 0, range: 0~2

is 1, range: 0~2

is 2, range: 0~2

is 3, range: 0~2

is 4, range: 0~2


is 5, range: 0~2

is 6, range: 0~2

is 7, range: 0~2
Defaults The default value is 0.

command.
� It is applied to ZXR10 3900/3200, ZXR10 T160G and ZXR10
5900.
� When a switch receives a packet, it will determine the packet
cos value first (for the TAG packet, the cos value is the 802.1P
user priority in the packet, for non-TAG packet, the switch will
determine the packet local priority based on the local priority of
the receive port and determine the packet cos value based on
the corresponding relationship between the local priority and
the cos). Then, this mapping table determines the packet drop
precedence based on the cos value.
Example This example describes how to configure cos-drop-map.
ZXR10(config)#qos cos-drop-map 0 1 2 2 1 1 2 2

Commands
show qos cos-drop-map
qos cos-local-map
user priority and the switch local priority.
Syntax qos cos-local-map <cos0-value><cos1-value><cos2-value><c
os3-value><cos4-value><cos5-value><cos6-value><cos7-val
ue>
no qos cos-local-map
Syntax
Description
<cos0-value> The corresponding local priority when cos is
0, range: 0~7

1, range: 0~7

2, range: 0~7

3, range: 0~7


4, range: 0~7
5, range: 0~7

6, range: 0~7

7, range: 0~7
Defaults � For ZXR10 T160G and ZXR10 3900/3200:

8 cos values from 0-7 correspond to the following local priority
default values respectively: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
� For ZXR10 5900:
8 cos values from 0-7 correspond to the following local priority
default values respectively: 2, 1, 0, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
command.
� It is applied to ZXR10 3900/3200, ZXR10 T160G and ZXR10
5900.
� When a switch receives a TAG packet, the packet cos value
is the packet 802.1P user priority and the switch determines
the packet local priority based on the cos value through this
mapping table.
Example This example describes how to configure cos-local-map.
ZXR10(config)#qos cos-local-map 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Commands
show qos-cos-local
qos tail-drop
Purpose Use this command to configure tail drop policy. Restore the default
value with the no form of this command.
Syntax qos tail-drop <session-index> queue-id <queue-id><all-thres
hold><yellow-threshold><red-threshold>
no qos tail-drop <session-index> queue-id <queue-id>
Syntax
Description
<session-index> Tail drop policy table number, range: 0~4
<queue-id> Queue number, range: 0~7
<all-threshold> Drop threshold of all packets, range: 1~256

<yellow-threshold> Drop threshold of yellow packet, range:

1~256
<red-threshold> Drop threshold of red packet, range: 1~256
Defaults
<all-threshold> 128
<yellow-threshold> 128
<red-threshold> 128
Instructions It is applied to ZXR10T160G and ZXR10 5900.

Example This example describes how to configure tail-drop.
ZXR10(config)#qos tail-drop 0 112 112 112
Related Command show qos tail-drop
qos wred
Purpose Use this command to set the switch WRED (random early drop
based on weight) drop algorithm parameter.
Syntax qos wred {fei <wred-index> queueid <queue-id><green-mi
n><green-max><green-drop><yellow-min><yellow-max><y
ellow-drop><red-min><red-max><red-drop><weight>| gei
<wred-index> queueid <queue-id><green-min><green-max
><green-drop><yellow-min><yellow-max><yellow-drop><red
-min><red-max><red-drop><weight>}
no qos wred <wred-index> queueid <queue-id>
Syntax
Description
<wred-index> WRED algorithm index number. When the fei
parameter is selected, the range will be 0~1;
when the gei parameter is selected, the range
will be 2~3.
queueid Configured queue ID, in the range of 0~7
<green-min> Minimum threshold to drop the green packets.

When the <wred-index> is 0-1, the range will
be 0-32, when the <wred-index> is 2-3, the
range will be 0~112.
<green-max> Maximum threshold to drop the green

packets. When the <wred-index> is 0~1, the
range will be 0~32, when the <wred-index>
is 2~3, the range will be 0~112.
<green-drop> Probability to drop the green packets, in the

range of 0~15

<yellow-min> Minimum threshold to drop the green packets.

When the <wred-index> is 0~1, the range
will be 0~32, when the <wred-index> is 2~3,
the range will be 0~112.
<yellow-max> Maximum threshold to drop the green

<yellow-drop> Probability to drop the green packets, in the

range of 0~15
<red-min> Minimum threshold to drop the green packets.

When the <wred-index> is 0~1, the range
will be 0~32, when the <wred-index> is 2~3,
the range will be 0~112.
<red-max> Maximum threshold to drop the green

<red-drop> Probability to drop the red packets, in the

range of 0~15
<weight> Weight to calculate the average queue length,
in the range of 0~15
Defaults When the wred-index is 0 or 1, the maximum and minimum

thresholds of these three colors are 32, the drop probabilities are
9, and the weights are 9; when the wred-index is 2 or 3, the
maximum and minimum thresholds of these three colors are 112,
the drop probabilities are 9 and the weights are 9.
command.
� It is applied to ZXR10 3900/3200.
� The WRED drops the packets based on the Drop-precedence
and the packet with higher drop precedence has a larger prob-
ability than the packet with lower drop precedence. Thus, the
packet with lower drop precedence possesses higher forward-
ing possibility.
� The WRED algorithm needs three parameters for each Drop-
precedence:
� min-threshold: minimum threshold of the drop packets
(in the unit of packet). When the average queue length
reaches this threshold, the WRED algorithm begins to drop
the packets of this precedence.
� max-threshold: maximum threshold of the drop packets
(in the unit of packet). When the average queue length ex-
ceeds this threshold, the WRED algorithm drops the pack-
ets of this precedence.
� Mark-probability: When the average queue depth is max-
threshold, it will be the denominator of the drop packet
percentage.

In a switch, the maximum queue lengths of 100M and

1000M ports are different (the maximum queue length of
100M port is 64 and that of 1000M port is 448), so the
switch offers 4 groups of WRED algorithm parameter in-
dexes. Groups 0-1 are used for 100M ports and groups 2-3
are used for 1000M ports.
Each group of WRED algorithm parameters can configure a
group of parameters of 8 queues respectively. Parameters
in each queue include: each drop level (0, 1 and 2) has a
group of min-threshold, min-threshold and Max-probabil-
ity. In addition, the wred- factor is used to calculate the
average queue length, it is 9 by default and it is not sug-
gested to be modified.
Example This example describes how to configure WRED.
ZXR10(config)#qos wred fei 1 queueid 1 10 10 15 10 10 15
10 10 15

Commands
show qos-wred
queue-mode
Purpose Use this command to configure the queue mode. Delete the con-
Syntax queue-mode {strict-priority | wrr <queue-no><wrr-queue-w
eight>| dwrr <queue-no><dwrr-queue-weight>}
no queue-mode [<queue-no>]
Syntax ZXR 10 T160G:
Description
strict-priority Strict priority
wrr WRR priority
<queue-no> Queue number, in the range of 0~7
<wrr-queue-weight> Queue weight of WRR mode, 1~15
dwrr DWRR priority level
<schedule-unit> Queue weight of DWRR mode, unit: Kbyte,

range: 1~16000
ZXR 10 5900:
strict-priority Strict priority
wrr WRR priority
<queue-no> Queue number, in the range of 0~7

<wrr-queue-weight> Queue weight of WRR mode, 0~15
dwrr Not supported
<schedule-unit> Not supported
Defaults The queue mode is strict-priority by default.

Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 T160G and ZXR10 5900.
Example This example describes how to set the strict-priority as the queue
mode.
ZXR10(config-if)#queue-mode strict-priority

Commands
redirect
Purpose Use this command to configure the redirection. Delete the config-
uration with the no from of this command.
Syntax redirect {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no>{cpu| inte
rface <port-name>| next-hop <ip-address>}
no redirect {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no>
Syntax
Description
<acl-no>|<acl-na ACL number/ACL name
me>
rule-id <rule-no> ACL rule number, in the range of 1~100
cpu Be redirected to the CPU.
interface <port-na Be redirected to the specified port.

me>
next-hop <ip-addre Specifies the next-hop IP address (for policy

ss> routing).
Product Parameter Description
ZXR10 T160G <acl-number> is in the range of 1-349,

1000~3499, rule-id is in the range of 1~1000
ZXR10 3900/3200 <acl-number> is in the range of 1-299,

rule-id is in the range of 1~100
ZXR10 5900 <acl-number> is in the range of 1-349,

1000~3499, rule-id is in the range of 1~100
Instructions � Both the ACL number and rule id can be used only after being
defined.

� This command is applied to ZXR10 T160G, ZXR10 5900 and

ZXR10 3900/3200 only.
Example This example describes how to configure the redirection related to
the first rule of ACL 100.
ZXR10(config)#redirect in 100 rule-id 1 next-hop 168.1.1.1
Related show qos

Commands
show qos
Purpose Use this command to show the QoS configuration information.
Command Modes All modes
Syntax show qos [{number <acl-number>| name <acl-name>}[rule
-id <rule-no>]]
Syntax
Description
<acl-number> ACL number
rule-id <rule-no> ACL rule number, in the range of 1~100
<acl-name> ACL name
Product Description
ZXR10 T160G <acl-number> is in the range of 1~349,

1000~3499. <rule-no> is in the range of
1~1000.
ZXR10 5900 <acl-number> is in the range of 1~349,

1~100.
ZXR10 3900/3200 <acl-number> is in the range of 1~299.

<rule-no> is in the range of 1~100.
3900/3200 only.
Example This example describes how to show the ACL 100-related QoS con-
figuration.
ZXR10(config)#show qos number 100
Related priority-mark
Commands
redirect
traffic-limit
traffic-mirror
traffic-statistics

show qos conform-dscp

Purpose Use this command to show the service parameter mapping table
based on the allocated packets with conformance level and DSCP
value as the indexes.
Syntax show qos-conform-dscp
Instructions � It is applied to ZXR10 3900/3200, ZXR10 T160G and ZXR10
5900.
� The default mapping table configuration is not displayed.
Example This example describes how to display conform-dscp configuration
information.
ZXR10 T160G：
ZXR10#show qos conform-dscp qos conform-dscp 63 20 3 high
Related qos conform-dscp

Commands
show qos-conform-local
Purpose Use this command to show the mapping table configuration in-
formation for allocating the 802.1P user priority parameters with
conformance level and local-precedence as indexes.
Syntax show qos-conform-local
Instructions � It is applied to ZXR10 3900/3200.
Example This example describes how to display conform-local configuration.
ZXR10#show qos-conform-local
qos conform-local green 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Related qos conform-local

Commands
show qos cos-drop-map

user priority and the switch local drop precedence.
Syntax show qos cos-drop-map
Instructions � It is applied to ZXR10 3900/3200, ZXR10 5900 and ZXR10
T160G.

Example This example describes how to display the information of cos-drop-

map configuration.
ZXR10#show qos-cos-drop qos cos-drop-map 0 1 2 2 1 1 2 2
Related qos cos-drop-map

Commands
show qos cos-local-map

user priority and the switch local priority.
Command Modes All Modes
Syntax show qos cos-local-map
Instructions � It is applied to ZXR10 3900/3200, ZXR10 T160G and ZXR10
5900.
� Default mapping table configuration is not displayed.
Example This example describes how to display the configuration of cos-
local-map.
ZXR10#show qos-cos-local qos cos-local-map 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Related qos cos-local-map

Commands
show qos tail-drop

Purpose Use this command to display information about the tail drop policy
table.
Syntax show qos tail-drop [<session-index>[queue-id <queue-id>]]
Syntax
Description
<session-index> Tail drop policy table number, which is
optional, range: 0~4
<queue-id> Queue number, which is optional, range: 0~7
Instructions � It is applied to ZXR10 T160G.

� Default mapping table configuration is not displayed.
Example � This example describes how to show No.1 drop policy table
information.
ZXR10#show qos tail-drop 1
� This example describes how to show the information of queue

7 in No.4 drop policy table.
ZXR10#show qos tail-drop 4 queue-id 7
� This example describes how to Show the information of all drop

policy tables.

ZXR10#show qos tail-drop
Related qos tail-drop

Commands
show qos wred

Purpose Use this command to show the switch WRED (random early drop
based on weight) drop algorithm parameter configuration.
Syntax show qos-wred
Instructions � It is applied to ZXR10 3900/3200.
� The default drop algorithm parameter configuration is not dis-
played.
Example This example describes how to display the configuration content
of WRED policy.
ZXR10(config)#show qos-wred
qos wred fei 1 queueid 1 10 10 15 10 10 15 10 10 15
Related qos wred

Commands
show traffic-statistics
Purpose Use this command to show the traffic statistics configuration and
information.
Syntax show traffic-statistics {<acl-no>|<acl-name>}[rule-id <rule-
no>]
Syntax
Description
<acl-no>|<acl-na ACL number /ACL name
me>
rule-id <rule-no> ACL rule number
Product Description
ZXR10 T160G <acl-no> is in the range of 1~349,

1~1000
ZXR10 5900 <acl-no> is in the range of 1~349,

1~100
ZXR10 3900/3200 <acl-no> is in the range of 1~299. <rule-no>

is in the range of 1~100

Instructions � This command is applied to ZXR10 T160G, ZXR10 5900 and

ZXR10 3900/3200.
� rule-id <rule-no> is optional. If it is specified, the config-
uration and statistics information of this <acl-number> and
<acl-no> will be displayed only; otherwise, the rule configura-
tion and statistics information of all traffic statistics functions
of this <acl-number> will be displayed.
� If <acl-no> is specified, the specified <acl-number> and <acl
-no> must be configured with the traffic statistics function
through the traffic-statistics command; otherwise, there
will be no display. If <acl-no> is not specified, at least one
rule in the specified <acl-number> must be configured with
the traffic statistics function; otherwise, there will be no dis-
play.
� The specified <acl-number> must be applied on a port through
the ip access-group command; otherwise, there will be no
display.
Example � This example describes how to show the configuration content
of WRED policy on ZXR10 T160G and ZXR10 5900.
ZXR10(config)#show traffic-statistics 100 rule-id 1
acl-num/acl-name rule-id pkt-type stat-type stat-value
----------------------------------------------------------------
100 1 yellow packet 6550
� This example describes how to show the configuration content

of WRED policy on ZXR10 3900/3200.
ZXR10(config)#show traffic-statistics 100 rule-id 1
acl-num rule-id packet-sum byte-sum(byte)
-----------------------------------------------
100 1 220 6550
Related traffic-statistics
Commands
ip access-group
show qos
traffic-limit(interface)
Purpose Use this command to configure a traffic policing policy for the in-
terface. Delete the configuration with the no command.
Syntax traffic-limit rate-limit <rate-limit> bucket-size <bucket-size
>{in | out}
no traffic-limit {in | out}
Syntax
Description
rate-limit<rate-limit> Limited rate, unit: kbps, range: 1~10000000
bucket-size Burst size, unit: kbits, range: 1~4096

<bucket-size>

in Applies traffic policing in the incoming

direction of the interface.
out Applies traffic policing in the outgoing

direction of the interface.
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 T160G only.

Example This example describes how to configure the limit rate as 1024 and
the burst size as 2048 on the ingress direction of an interface.
ZXR10(config-if)#traffic-limit rate-limit 1024 bucket-size 2048 in

Commands
traffic-limit(Global)
Purpose Use this command to configure traffic policing. Delete the config-
uration with the no command.
traffic-limit {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no> cir
<cir-value> cbs <cbs-value>{pir <pir-value> pbs <pbs-value>|
ebs <ebs-value>} mode blind | aware [{[remark-red-dp
<drop-precedence>][remark-red-dscp <dscp-value>][rem
ark-yellow-dp <drop-precedence>]][remark-yellow-dscp
<dscp-value>][forward-red][drop-yellow]}]
traffic-limit {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no> cir
<cir-value> cbs <cbs-value>{pir <pir-value> pbs <pbs-value>|
ebs <ebs-value>}[mode blind | aware ][conform {remark-p
oliced-serviced |{[remark-cos][remark-drop-priority]}}][e
xceed {forward | drop}]
no traffic-limit {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no>
Syntax For ZXR10 T160G and ZXR10 5900:
Description
<acl-no>|<acl-na ACL number / ACL name
me>
rule-id <rule-no> Rule number in the ACL
cir <cir-value> Speed limitation, range: 1~32000000
cbs <cbs-value> Burst size, range: 1~160006
ebs <ebs-value> Optional, the keyword of the action which is

executed after exceeding the flow limitation,
range: 4~16000
pir <pir-value> Configure the action as “forward” after

exceeding the flow limitation, range:
64~32000000

pbs <pbs-value> Configure the action as “drop”after exceeding

the flow limitation, range: 4~16000
mode blind | aware Modify DSCP value, range: 0~63
remark-red-dp Sets the priority level of dropping red packet,

<drop-precedence> and the range is {low | medium | high}.
remark-red-dscp Sets the DSCP priority level of red packet,

<dscp-value> and the range is 0~63.
remark-yellow-dp Set the priority level of dropping yellow

<drop-precedence> packet, and the range is {low | medium |
high}.
remark-yellow-dscp Sets the DSCP priority level of yellow packet,

<dscp-value> and the range is 0~63.
forward-red Forwards the red packet
drop-yellow Drops the yellow packet
For ZXR10 3900/3200:
<acl-no>|<acl-na ACL number/ACL name, range: 1~299

me>
rule-id <rule-no> Rule number in the ACL, range: 1~100
cir <cir-value> Limited rate, range: 30~1000000
cbs <cbs-value> Burst size, range: 2000~500000
ebs <ebs-value> Excessive burst size, range: 2000~500000
pir <pir-value> Peak limited rate, range: 30~1000000
pbs <pbs-value> Excessive peak size, range: 2000~500000
mode blind | aware Color sensitive mode, blind indicates

insensitive to color and aware indicates
sensitive to color. It is blind by default.
remark-policed-ser Rewrites all service parameters (cos/local-

viced precedence/drop-precedence/dscp) of the
packet configured by the qos confirm-dscp
command based on the color result
(confirm-level: green, yellow, red) and the
DSCP value
remark-cos Rewrites the cos value of the packet

configured by the qos confirm-local command
based on the color result (confirm-level:
green, yellow, red) and the local-precedence
of the packet.
remark-drop-prior Rewrites drop-precedence of the packet,

ity green: drop-precedence 0; yellow:
drop-precedence 1; red: drop-precedence 2.

forward Forwarding upon excessive traffic
drop Dropping upon excessive traffic, the default

action

1~1000.

1~100.

Instructions � <acl-no>, <acl-number> and <rule-no> must be defined be-

fore they are used.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 T160G, ZXR10 5900 and
ZXR10 3900/3200.
Example � This example describes how to configure traffic policing based
on Rule 1 in ACL 100 on ZXR10 T160G and ZXR10 5900.
ZXR10(config)#traffic-limit 100 rule-id 1 cir 100 cbs 2000
ebs 500000 mode blind
� This example describes how to configure traffic policing based

on Rule 1 in ACL 100 on ZXR10 3906.
ZXR10(config)#traffic-limit 100 rule-id 1 cir 100 cbs 2000
ebs 500000
Related show qos

Commands
traffic-mirror
Purpose Use this command to configure traffic mirroring. Delete the con-
Syntax traffic-mirror {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no>{cpu
| interface}
no traffic-mirror {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no>
Syntax
Description
<acl-no>|<acl-na ACL number/ACL name
me>
cpu Flows mirror to the CPU.
interface Flows mirror to the interface.

Product Description

1000~3499. <rule-nor> is in the range of
1~1000.

1000~3499. <rule-nor> is in the range of
1~100.

<rule-nor> is in the range of 1~100.
3900/3200.
Example This example describes how to configure traffic mirroring based on
Rule 1 in ACL 100.
ZXR10(config)#traffic-mirror in 100 rule-id 1 cpu
Related monitor session

Commands
show qos
traffic-shape
Purpose Use this command to configure traffic shaping. Delete the config-
uration with the no form of this command.
Syntax The command format on ZXR10 5900:
traffic-shape <rate-limit> bucket-size <bucket-size> out
no traffic-shape out
traffic-shape [queue <queue-number>]<rate><size>
no traffic-shape [queue <queue-number>]
Syntax For ZXR10 5900:
Description
<rate-limit> Limitation speed, unit: kbps, range:
1~10000000
bucket-size Burst size, unit: kbits, range: 1~4096

<bucket-size>
out Applies traffic supervision on the outgoing

interface direction
For ZXR10 3900/3200:

queue <queue-numb Number of the queue, range: 0~7

er>
<rate> Limited rate, range: 650~100000 (100M

port) or 650~1000000 (1000M port)
<size> Burst size, range: 4~4095
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 3900/3200 and ZXR10 5900.

Example This example describes how to configure traffic shaping for the
incoming interface.
ZXR10 3900/3200:
ZXR10(config-if)#traffic-shape queue 7 1000 2000

Commands
traffic-statistics
Purpose Use this command to configure traffic statistics. Delete the con-
figuration with the no form of this command.
traffic-statistics {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no>
pkt-type all | green | yellow | red statistics-type {byte |
packet}
no traffic-statistics {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no>
traffic-statistics {<acl-no>|<acl-name>}rule-id <rule-no>
no traffic-statistics {<acl-no>|<acl-name>} rule-id <rule-no>
Syntax
Description
<acl-no>|<acl-na Number of the ACL
me>
ZXR10 5900 <acl-numer> is in the range of 1-349,

1~1000.
ZXR10 T160G <acl-numer> is in the range of 1-349,

1~100.
ZXR10 3900/3200 <acl-numer> is in the range of 1-299.


Instructions � <acl-numer> and <rule-no>must be defined before this com-

mand is executed.
� This command applies to ZXR10 T160G, ZXR10 5900 and
ZXR10 3900/3200.
Example This example describes how to configure traffic statistics based on
Rule 1 in ACL 100.
ZXR10 T160G、ZXR10 5900
ZXR10(config)#traffic-statistics 100 rule-id 1 pkt-type all
statistics-type packet
ZXR10 3906
ZXR10(config)#traffic-statistics 100 rule-id 1
Related show qos

Commands
trust-cos
Purpose Use this command to configure whether to apply COS mapping or
not. Delete the configuration with the no command.
Syntax trust-cos {enable | disable}
no trust-cos
Syntax
Description
enable | disable Applies COS mapping |Disables COS mapping
Defaults COS mapping is not applied by default.

Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 5900.
Example This example describes how to configure the port to apply COS
mapping.
ZXR10(config-if)#trust-cos enable

Commands
trust-cos-drop
Purpose Use this command to configure whether to apply COS to drop pri-
ority mapping.
Syntax trust-cos-drop {enable | disable}
Syntax
Description
enable | disable Applies COS to drop priority
mapping | Disables COS to drop
priority mapping.
Defaults COS is not applied for dropping priority mapping by default.

Instructions It is applied to ZXR10 T160G.

Example This example describes how to apply COS to drop priority mapping.
ZXR10(config-if)#trust-cos-drop enable

Commands
trust-cos-local
Purpose Use this command to configure whether to apply COS to local pri-
ority mapping.
Syntax trust-cos-local {enable | disable}
Syntax
Description
enable | disable Applies COS to local priority mapping |
Disables COS to local priority mapping.
Defaults COS is not applied to local priority mapping by default.

Instructions It is applied to ZXR10 T160G.
Example This example describes how to apply COS to local priority mapping.
ZXR10(config-if)#trust-cos-local enable
Related qos cos-local-map

Commands
trust-dscp
Purpose Use this command to configure whether to use DSCP mapping or
not.
Syntax trust-dscp {enable | disable}
no trust-dscp
Syntax
Description
enable | disable Applies DSCP mapping | Disables DSCP
mapping.
Defaults DSCP mapping is not applied by default.

Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 5900 and ZXR10 T160G.
Example This example describes how to configure port apply DSCP map-
ping.

ZXR10(config-if)#trust-dscp enable
Related qos conform-dscp

Commands

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Chapter 3
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ter Series)
Table of Contents
bandwidth ........................................................................34
bgp-policy ........................................................................35
class ................................................................................36
class ................................................................................36
class-map.........................................................................37
clear qos bandwith-statistics ...............................................38
clear qos queue-statistics ...................................................39
clear qos statistics .............................................................39
custom-queue-list .............................................................40
dos-protect.......................................................................40
dos-protect port ................................................................41
dos-protect special ............................................................42
fair-queue ........................................................................42
flow-control ......................................................................43
hierarchy-group ................................................................44
hierarchy-qos....................................................................44
match 802.1p ...................................................................45
match access-group...........................................................45
match any ........................................................................46
match class-map ...............................................................46
match destination-address-mac...........................................47
match input-interface.........................................................48
match ip-dscp ...................................................................48
match ip-precedence .........................................................49
match mpls-exp ................................................................49
match not ........................................................................50
match mac .......................................................................50
match qos-group ...............................................................51
match vlan-id ...................................................................51
police...............................................................................52
policy-map .......................................................................53
priority.............................................................................53
priority-group ...................................................................54
priority-list 802.1p.............................................................54
priority-list default .............................................................55
priority-list dscp ................................................................56
priority-list interface ..........................................................56
priority-list list ..................................................................57
priority-list mac.................................................................57
priority-list mpls-exp..........................................................58
priority-list precedence.......................................................58
priority-list qos-group ........................................................59
priority-list queue-limit.......................................................60

priority-list vlan-id .............................................................61

priority-queue ...................................................................62
qos ip ..............................................................................62
qos-map ..........................................................................62
qos-map enable ................................................................63
queue-list default ..............................................................63
queue-list interface............................................................64
queue-list list ....................................................................65
queue-list queue ...............................................................65
random-detect ..................................................................66
random-detect ..................................................................70
random-detect enable ........................................................70
random-detect precedence .................................................71
random-detect weight ........................................................72
rate-limit(interface) ...........................................................72
rate-limit(Global Configuration) ...........................................75
service-policy....................................................................76
set dot1p .........................................................................77
set ip-dscp .......................................................................77
set ip-precedence ..............................................................78
set mpls-exp.....................................................................78
show class-map ................................................................79
show dos-protect...............................................................79
show flow-contrl................................................................80
show hierarchy-qos............................................................80
show policy-map ...............................................................81
show qos bandwith-statistics...............................................81
show qos class-map...........................................................82
show qos config vrf............................................................83
show qos interface.............................................................83
show qos queue-statistics ...................................................84
show queue statistic ..........................................................84
show queueing custom .......................................................85
show queueing fair ............................................................85
show queueing interface.....................................................86
show queueing priority .......................................................86
show queueing random-detect ............................................86
show vpls-car ...................................................................87
bandwidth
Purpose Use this command to configure the minimum bandwidth of policy.
Cancel the settings with the no command.
Command Modes Policy configuration
Syntax bandwidth {<bandwidth>| percent <percentage>}
no bandwidth <class-map-name>

Chapter 3 QoS configuration(Router Series)
Syntax
Description
<bandwidth> Minimum bandwidth, unit: Kbps, range:
8~2000000
percent Uses the percentage to configure the

minimum bandwidth.
<percentage> Specifies the percentage of the minimum

bandwidth. The range is : 1~100.
Instructions � Use the same unit on one policy map when using the bandwi
dth command. When the command is used with the parameter
<percentage> , the sum of all percentage policy is not more
than 100.
� The parameter <bandwidth> is not in the command format for
ZXR10 T64E/128.
� This command applies to ZXR10 T64E/128 and ZXR10 GER.
Example This example describes how to configure the minimum bandwidth
of class_1 policy on policy mapping policy_1 as 10%.
ZXR10(config)#policy-map policy_1
ZXR10(config-pmap)#class class_1
ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#bandwidth percent 10
Related policy-map
Commands
show policy-map
bgp-policy
Purpose Use this command to determine to use the source or destination
address to obtain the Qos attribute set by route-map in Qppb fuc-
tion. In the subsequent procedure, implement the corresponding
QoS guarantee through the already set QoS attribute.
Syntax bgp-policy {source | destination}{precedence | qos-group}
Syntax
Description source Obtains the corresponding route QoS attribute
by searching the routing table with the source
address.
destination Obtains the corresponding route QoS attribute

by searching the routing table with the
destination address.
precedence Obtains the qos precedence value after

searching the route.
qos-group Obtains the qos group value after searching

the route.
Instructions ZXR10 T64/T128 routers support this command.

This command is combined used with other commands.

The route-map sets QoS attribute. This command does not check
whether configuring the corresponding route-map already. Only
one bgp-policy command can be set on the interface using cov-
ering mode for the multiple configuration.
Example This example describes how to configure the aging time to 20
hours.
ZXR10(config)#interface gei_1/1
ZXR10(config-if)#bgp-policy destination precedence
Related route-map
Commands
class
Purpose Use this command to set policy class on policy mapping. Cancel
the settings with the no form of this command.
Command Modes Policy mapping configuration
Syntax class <class-map-name>
no class <class-map-name>
Syntax
Description
<class-map-name> Class mapping name
Instructions � Policy mapping includes default policy class, default policy class
named as class_default. The default policy class can not be
deleted with the no class command. If policy mapping is
deleted, all policies include the default policy mapping will be
deleted at the same time.
� The class mapping that the parameter <class-map-name>
specifies has to be a created one.
� This command applies to ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10 GER.
Example This example describes how to set policy name class_1 in policy
map policy_1 and enter policy configuration mode.
ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#
Related policy-map
Commands
show policy-map
class
Purpose Use this command to create the hierarchy policies of H-QoS, and
enter into the next layer of H-QoS configuration mode. Delete the
configuration with the no form of this command.
Command Modes H-QoS hierarchy policies configuration
Syntax class <class-map-name><bps><burst-normal><burst-max>
conform-action <action> exceed-action <action>

no class <class-map-name><bps><burst-normal><burst-m
ax> conform-action <action> exceed-action <action>
Syntax
Description
<bps> Average rate, unit: Kbits/s, range:

8~2000000
<burst-normal> Normal burst, in bytes, range:

2000~512000000
<burst-max> Maximum bust, in bytes, range:

2000~1024000000
conform-action Drop: discard the packet

<action> transmit: send the packet
set-dscp-transmit: configure DSCP value
(0~63), and send the packet.
set-prec-transmit: configure IP priority value
(0~7) and send the packet.
exceed-action Drop: discard the packet

<action> transmit: send the packet
set-dscp-transmit: configure DSCP value
(0~63), and send the packet.
set-prec-transmit: configure IP priority value
(0~7) and send the packet.
Instructions � If the current class-map is used by H-QoS, then this class-map

can not be deleted.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10
T600/T1200.
Example This example describes how to create the H-QoS mapping named
hqos_1, and configure the first layer policy.
ZXR10(config)#hierarchy-qos hqos_1
ZXR10(config-hqos-level1)#class c1 8000 20000 20000 conform-action
transmit exceed-action drop
ZXR10(config-hqos-level2)#
Related show hierarchy-qos

Commands
class-map
class-map
Purpose Use this command to create class map and enter into class map
configuration mode. Delete the settings with the no command.
Syntax class-map <class-map-name>
no class-map <class-map-name>

Syntax
Description
<class-map-name> Mapping name
Defaults Define the flow which satisfies all matching classes belong to this
mapping.
Instructions � System set a default class mapping named as class_default,
the default class mapping can not match the rule or delete.
The match mode of class mapping is defined as match_any
(match any rule, that is, match this class map), it can not be
modified.
� If class map is deleted, all matching rules of the other related
class mapping and the policy classes will be deleted at the same
time.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10 GER.
Example This example describes how to set class_1 map and enter mapping
configuration mode.
ZXR10(config)#class-map class_1
ZXR10(config-cmap)#
Related show class-map

Commands
clear qos bandwith-statistics

Purpose Use this command to clear the statistics information of bandwidth
policy on an interface. The bandwidth policy includes CAR and
H-QOS.
Command Modes Privileged configuration
Syntax clear qos bandwidth-statistics [<interface-name>]
Syntax
Description
<interface-name> (Optional) Name of the interface to clear.
If this command is with this parameter
<interface-name>, it will be applied to
clear the specified interface; if not with
<interface-name>, it will be applied to clear
all the interfaces.
Instructions � This command is applied to ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10

T600/T1200.
� The platform version 4.8.21 and the upgrade version support
this command.
Example � This example describes how to clear the statistics information
of bandwidth policy on interface fei_4/1.
ZXR10#clear qos bandwidth-statistics fei_4/1
� This example describes how to clear the statistics information

of bandwidth policy on all interfaces.
ZXR10#clear qos bandwidth-statistics

clear qos queue-statistics

Purpose Use this command to clear the statistics information of queue pol-
icy on an interface. The bandwidth policy includes PQ, WRED and
CBWFQ.
Syntax clear qos queue-statistics [<interface-name>]
Syntax
Description
<interface-name> (Optional) Name of the interface to clear.
If this command is with this parameter
<interface-name>, it will be applied to
clear the specified interface; if not with
<interface-name>, it will be applied to clear
all the interfaces.
Instructions � This command is applied to ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10

T600/T1200.
� The platform version 4.8.21 and the upgrade version support
this command.
Example � This example describes how to clear the statistics information
of queue policy on interface fei_4/1.
ZXR10#clear qos queue-statistics fei_4/1
� This example describes how to clear the statistics information

of queue policy on all interfaces.
ZXR10#clear qos queue-statistics
clear qos statistics

Purpose Use this command to clear the QoS statistic count on the specified
interface.
Syntax clear qos statistics <interface-name>
Syntax
Description
<interface-name> Name of the specified interface
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 GAR, ZXR10 ZSR and ZXR10
GER.
Example This example describes how to clear the QoS statistic count on
interface fei_4/1.
ZXR10# clear qos queue-statistics fei_4/1

custom-queue-list
Purpose Use this command to apply a customized list to an interface, which
classifies traffic based on the congestion management rule defined
in the customized list and puts the packet matching a rule into the
corresponding queue. If the packet does not match any rule, it is
put into the default queue. Cancel the settings with the no form
of this command.
Syntax custom-queue-list <list-number>
no custom-queue-list
Syntax
Description
<list-number> Number of the customized list, range: 1~16
Instructions � An interface can use one customized list only.

� The platform version 4.6.02 and upgrade versions support this
command.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 GAR and ZXR10 ZSR only.
Example This example describes how to apply the customized list 1 to the
interface fei_4/1.
ZXR10(config)#interface fei_4/1
ZXR10(config-if)#custom-queue-list 1
Related show queueing custom

Commands
dos-protect
Purpose Use this command to set enable or disable DOS protection func-
tion. Cancel the settings with the no command.
Syntax dos-protect {enable | disable}
Syntax
Description
enable| disable Enables dos-protect|Disables dos-protect.
Defaults This function is disabled by default.

Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 GER.
Example This example describes how to enable DOS protection function.
ZXR10(config-if)#dos-protect enable
Related dos-protect port

Commands
dos-protect special

dos-protect port
Purpose Use this command to set the interface DOS protection function.
Cancel the settings with the no form of this command.
Syntax dos-protect port {any |<interface-name>}{all | icmp | acce
ss-group {<acl-no>|<acl-name>}| precedence <precedence-
value>| vlan-id <vlan-id-value>}<rate-limit> conform-action
<action> exceed-action <action>
no dos-protect port {any |<interface-name>}{all | icmp
| access-group {<acl-no>|<acl-name>}| precedence
<precedence-value>| vlan-id <vlan-id-value>}
Syntax
Description
any |<interface-na All interface | The specified interface
me>
icmp All packets
all ICMP packet
access-group {<acl- Matching ACL number | ACL name, ACL

no>|<acl-name>} number 1~199
precedence Matching IP priority packet, parameter

<precedence-value> range0~7
vlan-id <vlan-id-val Matching VLAN ID, range: 0~4094

ue>
<rate-limit> average rate, unit: number of packets/second,

range: 0~10000
conform-action Action for the packet matching the designated

<action> rate:
drop: discard data packet
continue: evaluate next rate-limit command
transmit: send data packet
exceed-action Action for the packet exceeding the

<action> designated rate:
continue: evaluate next rate-limit command

Example This example describes how to set all interface ICMP packet DOS
protection function.
ZXR10(config-if)#dos-protect port any icmp 100 conform-action
drop exceed-action drop
Related dos-protect
Commands
dos-protect special

dos-protect special
Purpose This example describes how to set the special DOS protection func-
tion. Cancel the settings with the no command.
Syntax dos-protect special {ipv6 | icmp | no-mac | dst-mac-broa
dcast | dst-mac-multicast}<rate-limit> conform-action <act
ion> exceed-action <action>
no dos-protect special {ipv6 | icmp | no-mac | dst-mac-bro
adcast | dst-mac-multicast}
Syntax
Description
ipv6 IPv6 data packet
no-mac No MAC address data packet
icmp ICMP packet
dst-mac-broadcast MAC address broadcast packet
dst-mac-multicast MAC address multicast packet
<rate-limit> The average speed. The range is 0~10000,

unit: packet/s
conform-action Action for the packet matching the designated

<action> rate:
exceed-action Action for the packet exceeding the


Example This example describes how to set DOS protection function of MAC
address broadcast packet on all interfaces.
ZXR10(config-if)#dos-protect special dst-mac-broadcast 100
conform-action drop exceed-action drop
Related dos-protect
Commands
dos-protect port
fair-queue
Purpose Use this command to apply the Weighted Fair Queuing (WFQ) to an
interface, or set the maximal number of messages and the number
of dynamic queues for each queue. Cancel the settings with the
no form of this command.


Syntax fair-queue [<congestive-discard-threshold>[<queue-number
>]]
no fair-queue
Syntax
Description
<congestive-discard-t Maximal number of messages permitted by
hreshold> each queue, range: 1~128, 64 by default.
The subsequent messages will be discarded
when the threshold is reached.
<queue-number> Number of dynamic queues, range: 16~64,

32 by default
Defaults In the case that the WFQ is applied to the interface but the maximal
number of messages and the number of dynamic queues are not
specified, the default values are used.
command.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 GAR and ZXR10 ZSR only.
Example � This example describes how to apply the WFQ to the inter-
face fei_4/1, and set the maximal number of messages of each
queue to 96 and the number of dynamic queues to the default
value.
ZXR10(config-if)#fair-queue 96
� This example describes how to apply the WFQ to the inter-

face fei_4/1, and set the maximal number of messages of each
queue to 96 and the number of dynamic queues to 64.
ZXR10(config-if)#fair-queue 96 64
Related show queueing fair

Commands
flow-control
Purpose This example describes how to configure internal message flow
control. Cancel the setting with the no command.
Syntax flow-control {cpu-rate board <board-no> normal-queue
{high | medium | low}| priority-rule board <board-no>
ip-address <ip-addr> protocol {{tcp | udp}|<protocol-no>}}
no flow-control {cpu-rate board <board-no>| priority-rule
board <board-no> ip-address <ip-addr> protocol {{tcp |
udp}|<protocol-no>}}
Syntax
Description
board <board-no> Board number, range: 1~16
high | medium | low CPU rate level

ip-address IP address
<ip-addr>
tcp | udp Protocol name
<protocol-no> Protocol name
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 T64E/T128.

Example This example describes how to configure number 8 cpu rate as
middle level board.
ZXR10(config)#flow-control cpu-rate board 8 normal-queue medium
Related show flow-control

Commands
hierarchy-group
Purpose Use this command to apply H-QoS mapping on the interface.
Delete this configuration with the no form of this command.
Syntax hierarchy-group {input | output}<hierarchy-qos-name>
no hierarchy-group {input | output}
Syntax
Description
input | output Ingress direction | Egress direction
<hierarchy-qos-na H-QOS mapping name

me>
Instructions � When H-QoS is applied on interface, H-QoS mapping name

should be specified, and the H-QoS mapping should be created.
It is not required to input H-QoS mapping name when deleting.
� ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10 T600/T1200 support this com-
mand.
Example This example describes how to create H-QoS mapping named
hqos_1, and enter H-QoS mapping configuration mode.
ZXR10(config-if)#hierarchy-group input hqos_1
Related hierarchy-qos
Commands
show running-config
hierarchy-qos
Purpose Use this command to create H-QoS mapping and enter into the
first layer configuration mode. Disable H-QoS mapping with the
no command.


Syntax hierarchy-qos <hierarchy-qos-name>
no hierarchy-qos <hierarchy-qos-name>
Syntax
Description
<hierarchy-name> HQoS mapping name
Instructions � When this interface has been applied with H-QoS mapping, this
H-QoS mapping is not permitted to delete.
� ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10 T600/T1200 supports this com-
mand.
Example This example describes how to create H-QoS mapping named as
hqos_1, and enter into H-QoS mapping configuration mode.
ZXR10(config)#hierarchy-qos hqos_1
ZXR10(config-hqos-level1)#
Related show hierarchy-qos

Commands
match 802.1p
Purpose Use this command to create the matching item and specify the
matching rule as matching the data flow of 802.1p. Delete the
setting with the no form of this command.
Command Modes Class mapping configuration
Syntax match 802.1p < value>
no match 802.1p < value>
Syntax
Description
802.1p< value> 802.1p value, in the range of 0~7
Instructions T64/T128 routers support this command.

Example This example describes how to create the matching item and spec-
ify the matching rule as matching the 802.1p data flow of value 5
in class-map class_1.
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match qos-group 5
Related class-map
Commands
show class-map
match access-group
Purpose Use this command to create match access group, and define the
matching rule is to match the specified (Ipv4) ACL number data
flow. Cancel the settings with the no command.


Syntax match access-group {<acl-no>|<acl-name>}
no match access-group {<access-no>|<access-name>}
Syntax
Description
{<acl-no>|<acl-nam (IPv4)ACL number and name ACL
e>}
Instructions The platform version 4.6.02 and upgrade versions of ZXR10 6900
switch support this command.
Example In map class_1, set matching access-group and designate a
matching rule. The matching rule: to match the data flow defined
by (IPv4) ACL 10 .
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match access-group 10
Related class-map
Commands
show class-map
match any
Purpose Use this command to create match access group and define the
matching rule to match all data flows. Delete the configuration
with the no command.
Syntax match any
no match any
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10 GER.
Example This example describes how to set match in map class_1 and de-
fine match rule to match all data flow.
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match any
Related class-map
Commands
show class-map
match class-map
Purpose Use this command to set match access group and define the
matching rule is to match the specified class map data flow.
Delete the match with the no command.
Syntax match class-map <class-map-name>
no match class-map <class-map-name>

Syntax
Description
Instructions � The parameter <class-map-name> defines the map must be

set already.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 T64E/T128.
Example In map class_1, set match access-group and match rule to match
class_2 data flow.
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match class-map class_2
Related class-map
Commands
show class-map
match destination-address-
mac
matching rule to match the destination address MAC address data
flow. Delete the match access group with the no command.
Syntax match destination-address-mac <destination-address-mac-ad
ress>
no match destination-address-mac <destination-address-mac
-adress>
Syntax
Description
<destination-address- Destination MAC address
mac-adress>

Example In map class_1, set match access-group and define the match-
ing rule to match the data flow for destination MAC address
1111.2222.3333 .
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match destination-address-mac 1111.2222.3333
Related class-map
Commands
show class-map

match input-interface
matching rule to match the data flow from the specified input
interface. Delete the match with the no command.
Syntax match input-interface <input-interface-name>
no match input-interface <input-interface-name>
Syntax
Description
<input-interface-na Input interface name
me>

Example In map class_1, set match access-group and define match rule to
match the data flow from interface fei_1/1.
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match input-interface fei_1/1
Related class-map
Commands
show class-map
match ip-dscp
Purpose Use this command to create match access group, and define the
matching rule to match the specified (IPv4) DSCP data flow. Delete
the match with the no command.
Syntax match ip-dscp <ip-dscp-value>
no match ip-dscp <ip-dscp-value>
Syntax
Description
<ip-dscp-value> DSCP value, range: 0~63

Example In map class_1, set match access-group and define match rule to
match DSCP 10 data flow.
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match ip-dscp 10
Related class-map
Commands
show class-map

match ip-precedence
Purpose Use this command to set match access group and define match
rule to match the specified (IPv4) IP priority data flow. Delete the
match access group with the no form of this command.
Syntax match ip-precedence <ip-precedence-value>
no match ip-precedence <ip-precedence-value>
Syntax
Description
<ip-precedence-val IP precedence value, range: 0~7
ue>
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 GER and ZXR10 T64E/T128.

Example In map class_1, set match access group and define matching rule
to match precedence value 7 data flow.
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match ip-precedence 7
Related class-map
Commands
show class-map
match mpls-exp
matching rule to match the specified MPLS-EXP field value data
flow. Delete the match access group with the no form of this
command.
Syntax match mpls-exp <mpls-exp-value>
no match mpls-exp <mpls-exp-value>
Syntax
Description
<mpls-exp-value> MPLS-EXP value, range: 0~7
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10 GER.

Example In map class_1, set match access-group and define matching rule
to match MPLS-EXP value 7 data flow.
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match ip-precedence 7
Related class-map
Commands
show class-map

match not
matching rule: not matching the specified data flow. Delete the
match with the no form of this command.
Syntax match not <match-criteria>
no match not <match-criteria>
Syntax
Description
match-criteria Some matching rule

Example � This example shows that map class_1 set match access group
and define the matching rule: not matching the data flow from
destination MAC address 1111.2222.3333 .
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match not destination-address-mac 1111.2222.3333
� This example shows that map class_1 set match access group
and define matching rule: not matching any data flow.
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match not any
� This example shows that map class_1 set match access and
define matching rule: not matching DSCP 7 data flow.
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match not dscp 7
match mac
setting with the no command.
Syntax
Description


Related class-map
Commands
show class-map
match qos-group
setting with the no command.
Syntax
Description

Related class-map
Commands
show class-map
match vlan-id
matching rule as matching the data flow of the designated vlan-id.
Delete the setting with the no command.
Syntax match vlan-id <vlan-id>
no match vlan-id <vlan-id>
Syntax
Description
vlan-id<vlan-id> VLAN ID, in the range of 1~4094

ify the matching rule as matching the data flow of vlan-id 10 in
class-map class_1.
ZXR10(config-cmap)#match vlan-id 10
Related class-map
Commands
show class-map

police
Purpose Use this command to configure flow police. Delete the match with
the no form of this command.
Command Modes Policy class configuration
Syntax police <bps><burst-normal><burst-max> conform-action
no police
Syntax
Description
<bps> Average rate, unit: Kbits/s, range:
8~2000000

1000~512000000
<burst-max> Maximum burst, in bytes, range:

2000~1024000000
conform-action Actions for the packet matching the
dropdiscard data packet
transmitsend data packet
set-dscp-transmitset DSCP value (0~63) and
send data packet
set-prec-transmit-set IP priority value (0~7)
and send data packet
exceed-action Actions for the packet exceeding the

drop discard data packet
transmit send data packet
set-dscp-transmitset DSCP value(0~63) and
send data packet
set-prec-transmit set IP precedence
value(0~7) and send data packet
Instructions � If users use this command in the same class policy for many
times, the last configuration will cover the earlier configura-
tions.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 GER and ZXR10 T64E/T128.
Example This example describes how to configure flow inspection for the
class named class_1 in policy map policy_1. Set the data aver-
age rate as 8kbit/s, normal burst as 20000, maximum burst as
200000. Send packet matching the designated rate. Set DSCP
value as 10 for the packet exceeding the designated rate.
ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#police 8 20000 200000 conform-action
transmit exceed-action set-dscp-transmit 10
Related policy-map
Commands
show policy-map

policy-map
Purpose Use this command to set policy map and enter policy map con-
figuration mode. Delete the policy map with the no form of this
command.
Syntax policy-map <policy-map-name>
no policy-map <policy-map-name>
Syntax
Description
<policy-map-name> Defines policy mapping name
Instructions � The policy mapping which has already applied on the interface
must not be deleted.
� When the policy mapping is deleted, all policies will be deleted
at the same time.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 GER and ZXR 10
T64E/T128.
Example This example describes how to set a policy mapping named pol-
icy_1 and enter policy mapping configuration mode.
ZXR10(config-pmap)#
Related service-policy
Commands
show policy-map
priority
Purpose Use this command to configure the port default priority. Restore
the default configuration with the no form of this command.
Syntax priority <bandwidth><burst>
no priority
Syntax
Description
<bandwidth> Maximum bandwidth, unit: kbps, range:
8~2000000
<burst> Burst size, in bits, range: 256~16000000
Instructions � This command can not be used at policy configuration mode

with the bandwidth command.
� Default policy can not use this command.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 GER.
Example This example describes how to set precedence for class_1 policy
class of policy_1, set maximal bandwidth as 128kbps and burst
size as 200000 bit.

ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#priority 128 200000
Related policy-map
Commands
show policy-map
priority-group
Purpose Use this command to apply a priority list to an interface. This
interface classifies traffic based on the congestion management
rule which is defined in the priority list. If the packet matches a
rule, the packet enters the corresponding queue. If the packet
does not match any rule, it enters the default queue. Cancel the
settings with the no form of this command.
Syntax priority-group <list-number>
no priority-group
Syntax
Description
<list-number> Number of the priority list, range: 1~16
Instructions � An interface uses only one priority list.

� This command is applied to ZXR10 GAR, ZXR10 GER and ZXR10
T64E/T128 and ZXR10 ZSR.
Example This example describes how to apply the priority list 1 to the in-
terface fei_4/1.
ZXR10(config-if)#priority-group 1
Related show queuing priority

Commands
show queuing interface
priority-list 802.1p
Purpose Use this command to assign a priority queue to the packet with
the designated 802.1p value in the priority-list. Delete the setting
Syntax priority-list <list-number> 802.1p <802.1p value>{high |
medium | normal | low}
no priority-list <list-number> 802.1p <802.1p value>

Syntax
Description
list-number Priority list number, in the range of 1~16
802.1p <802.1p Specifies the 802.1p priority value, in the

value> range of 0~7
high | medium | Priority queue.

normal | low

Example This example describes how to assign a low priority queue to the
packet with 802.1p value of 3 in the priority-list 1.
ZXR10(config)#priority-list 1 802.1p 3 low
Related priority-group
Commands
priority-list default
Purpose Use this command to specify a priority queue for the packet that
does not match any rules in the priority list. Restore default with
the no form of this command.
Syntax priority-list <list-number> default {high | medium | normal
| low}
no priority-list <list-number> default
Syntax
Description
high | medium | Priority queue

normal
Defaults Specify a queue with normal priority for the packet that does not
match any rules in the priority list if this command is not config-
ured.
Instructions For the same <list-number> , the command will specify a new
default queue in the next time.
This command is applied to ZXR10 GAR, ZXR10 GER, ZXR10
Example This example describes how to specify a queue with low priority
for the packet that does not match any rules in the priority list 1.
ZXR10(config)#priority-list 1 default low

Commands
priority-list dscp
Purpose Use this command to specify a priority queue for the packet with
the designated DSCP value in the priority list. Cancel the settings
with the no form of this command.
Syntax priority-list <list-number> dscp <dscp-value>{high | medium
| normal | low}
no priority-list <list-number> dscp <dscp-value>
Syntax
Description
dscp <dscp-value> Designated DSCP value, range: 0~63

normal | low
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 GAR, ZXR10 GER, ZXR10

for the packet with the DSCP value 10 in priority-list 1.
ZXR10(config)#priority-list 1 dscp 10 low
Commands
priority-list interface
Purpose Use this command to specify a priority queue for the packet enter-
ing the designated interface in the priority list. Cancel the settings
Syntax priority-list <list-number> interface <interface-name>{high |
no priority-list <list-number> interface <interface-name>
Syntax
Description
interface <interface- Name of the designated incoming interface

name>

normal | low

Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 GAR, ZXR10 GER and ZXR10
ZSR.
for the packet entering the interface fei_4/1 in priority-list 1.
ZXR10(config)#priority-list 1 interface fei_4/1 low
Commands
priority-list list
the designated ACL number in the priority list. Cancel the settings
Syntax priority-list <list-number> list {<acl-no>|<acl-name>}{high |
no priority-list <list-number> list <access-list-number>
Syntax
Description
list {<acl-no>|<acl-n Number of the ACL or name of the ACL

ame>}

normal | low

for the packet with ACL number 10 in priority-list 1.
ZXR10(config)#priority-list 1 list 10 low
Commands
priority-list mac
the designated MAC address in the priority-list. Delete the setting
Syntax priority-list <list-number> mac <mac-address>{high |
no priority-list <list-number> mac < mac-address >

Syntax
Description
mac <mac-address> MAC address

normal | low

Example This example describes how to assign a high priority queue to the
packet with MAC address of 1111.2222.3333 in the priority-list 1.
ZXR10(config)#priority-list 1 mac 1111.2222.3333 high
Commands
priority-list mpls-exp
the designated MPLS-EXP value in the priority list. Cancel the set-
tings with the no command.
Syntax priority-list <list-number> mpls-exp <mpls-exp-value>{high |
no priority-list <list-number> mpls-exp <mpls-exp-value>
Syntax
Description
mpls-exp <mpls-exp Designated MPLS-EXP value, range: 0~7

-value>

normal | low

for the packet with the MPLS-EXP value 7 in priority-list 1.
ZXR10(config)#priority-list 1 mpls-exp 7 low
Commands
priority-list precedence
the designated IP precedence value in the priority list. Cancel the
settings with the no command.


Syntax priority-list <list-number> precedence <precedence>{high |
no priority-list <list-number> precedence <precedence>
Syntax
Description
precedence Designated IP precedence value, range: 0~7

<precedence>

normal | low

for the packet with the IP precedence value 7 in priority-list 1.
ZXR10(config)#priority-list 1 precedence 7 low
Commands
Historical priority-list <list-number> preference <precedence>{high |
Commands medium | normal | low}
no priority-list <list-number> preference <precedence>
priority-list qos-group
the designated qos group id in the priority-list. Delete the setting
Syntax priority-list <list-number> qos-group < qos-group-id>{high |
no priority-list <list-number> qos-group < qos-group-id>
Syntax
Description
qos-group < Specifies the qos-group-id value, in the range

qos-group-id> of 1~255.

normal | low

Example This example describes how to assign a low priority queue to the
packet with qos group id of 40 in the priority-list 1.
ZXR10(config)#priority-list 1 qos-group 40 low

Commands
priority-list queue-limit
Purpose Use this command to set the maximal number of packets in the
queue with different priorities in the priority list. Restore default
Syntax priority-list <list-number> queue-limit <high-limit><medium-
limit><normal-limit><low-limit>
no priority-list <list-number> queue-limit
Syntax
Description
<high-limit> Maximal number of packets of a queue with

high priority
<medium-limit> Maximal number of packets of a queue with

medium priority
<normal-limit> Maximal number of packets of a queue with

normal priority
<low-limit> Maximal number of packets of a queue with

low priority
Product Description of <high-limit>
ZXR10 GAR Value range: 0~128, 20 by default
ZXR10 GER Value range: 0~128, 120 by default
ZXR10 ZSR Value range: 0~128, 20 by default
Product Description of <medium-limit>
Product Description of <normal-limit>

Product Description of <normal-limit>
Product Description of <low-limit>
Defaults In the case that this command is not executed, the maximal num-
ber of packets in the queue with different priorities in the priority
list is the default value.
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 GAR, ZXR10 GER and ZXR10
ZSR.
Example This example describes how to set the maximal number of packets
in the queue with high/medium/normal/low priority in priority-list
1 to 100/80/60/40 respectively.
ZXR10(config)#priority-list 1 queue-limit 100 80 60 40
Commands
priority-list vlan-id
the designated vlan id in the priority-list. Delete the setting with
the no command.
Syntax priority-list <list-number> vlan-id <vlan-id>{high | medium
| normal | low}
no priority-list <list-number> 802.1p <802.1p value>
Syntax
Description
vlan-id <vlan-id> VLAN ID, in the range of 1~4094

normal | low

Example This example describes how to assign a high priority queue to the
packet with vlan-id of 300 in the priority-list 1.
ZXR10(config)#priority-list 1 vlan-id 300 high

Commands
priority-queue
Purpose Use this command to configure policy priority-queue. Cancel the
Syntax priority-queue {high | medium | normal | low}
no priority-queue
Syntax
Description
high | medium | Defines priority-queue.
normal | low
Instructions ZXR10 T64E/T128 does not support this command.

Example This example describes how to set high priority queue for class_1
in policy mapping named policy_1.
ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#priority-queue high
Related policy-map
Commands
show policy-map
qos ip
Purpose Use this command to enable the QoS function. Disable the function
Syntax qos ip
no qos ip
Example This example describes how to enable the QoS function.
ZXR10(config)#qos ip
Related qos enable

Commands
qos-map
Purpose Use this command to configure pipe, short-pipe and uniform mode.
Cancel the settings with the no command.


Syntax qos-map {inherit exp-ipp | trust {ipp | exp}}
no qos-map {inherit | trust}
Syntax
Description
inherit exp-ipp MPLS-EXP and IP precedence inherit each
other.
trust {ipp | exp} Uses MPLS-EXP or IP precedence
Instructions � Configure MPLS-EXP and IP precedence to inherit each other

with uniform mode, otherwise with pipe or short pipe mode.
� Configure MPLS-EXP to use pipe mode and configure IP prece-
dence to use short pipe mode.
� ZXR10 T64E/T128 supports this command.
Example This example describes how to set interface as uniform mode.
ZXR10(config-if)#qos-map inherit exp-ipp
Related show running config

Commands
qos-map enable
Purpose Use this command to enable or disable QoS mapping. Delete this
configuration with the disable command.
Syntax qos-map {enable | disable}
Defaults Disable
Example This example describes how to enable QoS mapping on the inter-
face.
ZXR10(config-if)#qos-map enable
Related show running config

Commands
queue-list default
Purpose Use this command to specify a user-defined queue for the packet
which does not match any rules in the customized list. Restore
default with the no form of this command.
Syntax queue-list <list-number> default <queue-number>
no queue-list <list-number> default

Syntax
Description
<queue-number> user-defined queue, range: 0~16
Defaults Specify the user—defined queue 1 for the packet that does not
match any rules in the customized list if this command is not con-
figured.
command.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 GAR and ZXR10 ZSR.
Example This example describes how to specify the customized queue 2 for
the packet that does not match any rules in the customized list 1.
ZXR10(config)#queue-list 1 default 2
Related custom-queue-list
Commands
queue-list interface
entering the designated interface in the customized list. Cancel
the settings with the no command.
Syntax queue-list <list-number> interface <interface-name><queue-
number>
no queue-list <list-number> interface <interface-name>
Syntax
Description
interface <interface- Name of the designated incoming interface

name>
<queue-number> User–defined queue, range: 0~16
command.
the packet entering the interface fei_4/1 in the customized list 1.
ZXR10(config)#queue-list 1 interface fei_4/1 2

Commands
queue-list list
with the designated ACL number in the customized list. Cancel the
Syntax queue-list <list-number> list {<acl-no>|<acl-name>}<queue-
number>
no queue-list <list-number> list <access-list-number>
Syntax
Description
list <acl-no>|<acl-na Designated ACL number, range: 1~199|ACL

me> name
<queue-number> Customized queue, range: 0~16
command.
the packet with ACL number 10 in the customized list 1.
ZXR10(config)#queue-list 1 list 10 2
Commands
queue-list queue
Purpose Use this command to set the maximal number of packets and bytes
for a user—defined queue in the customized list. Restore default
Syntax queue-list <list-number> queue <queue-number>{[limit <lim
it>][byte-count <max-byte-count>]}
no queue-list <list-number> queue <queue-number>{[limit
<limit>][byte-count <max-byte-count>]}
Syntax
Description
queue <queue-numb Customized queue, range: 0~16

er>

limit <limit> Maximal number of packets in the customized

queue, range: 0~128, 20 by default
byte-count Maximal number of bytes in the customized

<max-byte-count> queue, range: 1~16777215, 1500 by default
Defaults The maximal number of packets and bytes of a customized queue

in the customized list is the default value if this command is not
executed.
command.
Example � This example describes how to set the maximal number of
packets of the user-defined queue 2 to 30 in customized list
1 and set the maximal number of bytes to the default value.
ZXR10(config)#queue-list 1 queue 2 limit 30
� This example describes how to set the maximal number of

packets of the customized queue 2 in the customized list 1
to the default value and set the maximal number of bytes to
4000.
ZXR10(config)#queue-list 1 queue 2 byte-count 4000
� This example describes how to set the maximal number of

packets of the user-defined queue 2 in customized list 1 to
30 and set the maximal number of bytes to 4000.
ZXR10(config)#queue-list 1 queue 2 limit 30 byte-count 4000
or
ZXR10(config)#queue-list 1 queue 2 byte-count 4000 limit 30
� This example describes how to restore the maximal number of

packets and bytes of the customized queue 2 in the customized
list 1.
ZXR10(config)#no queue-list 1 queue 2 limit 30 byte-count 4000
or
ZXR10(config)#no queue-list 1 queue 2 byte-count 4000 limit 30
Commands
random-detect
Purpose Use this command to apply the Weighted Random Early Detection
(WRED) to the interface, and set exponent used to calculate the
average queue length as well as limit to packets in different pri-
orities, discard probability and drop table. Cancel the setting or
restore default with the no command.
Command Modes Interface configuration and global configuration
Syntax random-detect {[weight <exponent>][precedence <preced
ence><min-threshold><normal-threshold><medium-threshold
><max-threshold><drop-table>[<mark-prob-denominator>]]}
no random-detect {[weight <exponent>][precedence
<precedence><min-threshold><max-threshold>[<mark-prob-d
enominator>]]}

Syntax
Description
weight <exponent> Exponent used to calculate the average queue
length
precedence IP precedence value, range: 0~7

<precedence>
<min-threshold> Minimal threshold of packets. The WRED

will randomly discard the packets with the
designated IP precedence value when the
average queue length reaches the minimal
number of packets
<normal-threshold> Normal threshold of packets
<medium-threshold> Medium threshold of packets
<max-threshold> Maximal threshold of packets. The WRED

will randomly discard the packets with the
designated IP precedence value when the
average queue length exceeds the maximal
number of packets
<drop-table> Designated drop table
<mark-prob-denomin Denominator of discard probability

ator>
Product Description of weight <exponent>
ZXR10 GAR Optional
ZXR10 GER Not selectable
ZXR10 ZSR Optional
ZXR10 T64E/T128 Not selectable
Product Description of precedence <precedence

>
ZXR10 GAR Optional
ZXR10 GER Not selectable
ZXR10 ZSR optional
ZXR10 T64E/T128 Not selectable
Product Description of <exponent>
ZXR10 ZSR Value range: 1 ~16, 3 by default

Product Description of <exponent>
ZXR10 T64E/T128 Value range: 1~32, 9 by default
Product Description of <min-threshold>
ZXR10 GAR Value range: ~128. The default value varies

with the IP precedence value, being 20, 22,
24, 26, 28, 30, 32 and 34 in turn for IP
precedence values from 0 to 7
ZXR10 ZSR Value range: 1~128. the default value varies

with the IP precedence value, being 20, 22,
24, 26, 28, 30, 32 and 34 in turn for IP
precedence values from 0 to 7
ZXR10 GER Value range: 1~112, no default value
ZXR10 T64E/T128 Value range: 1~64, no default value
Product Description of <normal-threshold>
ZXR10 GAR No such a parameter
ZXR10 ZSR No such a parameter
ZXR10 GER Value range: 1 ~ 112, no default value
ZXR10 T64E/T128 No such a parameter
Product Description of <medium-threshold>
Product Description of <max-threshold>
ZXR10 T64E/T128 Value range: 1~64, no default value

Product Description of <drop-table>
Product Description of <mark-prob-denominat

or>
ZXR10 GER No such a parameter
ZXR10 T64E/T128 Value range: 0~100, 0 by default
Defaults ZXR10 GER and ZXR10 T64E/T128 do not provide this command
and the exponent used to compute the average queue length is
the default value.
Example � This example describes how to enable the WRED on the inter-
face fei_4/1 on ZXR10 ZSR and ZXR10 GAR, set the exponent
used to compute the average queue length, minimal/maximal
threshold value of the average queue length of different prior-
ities and discard probability to their default values.
ZXR10(config-if)#random-detect
� This example describes how to enable the WRED on the inter-

face fei_4/1 onn ZXR10 ZSR and ZXR10 GAR, set the minimal
threshold of packets in the average queue length with priority
value as 2 to 50, maximal threshold of packets to 100, and
discard probability to the default value.
ZXR10(config-if)#random-detect precedence 2 50 100
� This example describes how to set the exponent used to com-

pute the average queue length to 4 on the interface fei_4/1 on
ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10 GER.
ZXR10(config-if)#random-detect weight 4
� This example describes how to set the minimal threshold to 20,

normal threshold to 40, medium threshold to 60 and maximal
threshold to 80 of the average queue length with priority value
as 2 on the interface fei_4/1 on ZXR10 T64E/T128, and use
the drop table 1.
ZXR10(config-if)#random-detect precedence 2 20 40 60 80 1
� This example describes how to set the minimal threshold to 20,

maximal threshold to 40 and denominator of discard probabil-

ity to 30 of the average queue length with priority value as 2

on the interface fei_4/1 on ZXR10 T64E/T128.
ZXR10(config-if)#random-detect precedence 2 20 40 30
Related For ZXR10 GAR and ZXR10 ZSR,

Commands
show queuing random-detect
For ZXR10 GER,
random-detect enable
random-detect
Purpose Use this command to apply WRED discard policy on policy class.
Cancel this configuration with the no command.
Syntax random-detect [prec-based]
no random-detect
Syntax
Description
prec-based Optional, it is an IP priority value which is
used for calculating packet drop probability.
Instructions � After the users cancel WRED policy, WRED weight and WRED
discard policy will be deleted at the same time.
� The command bandwidth has to be used first.
Example This example describes how to activate WRED discard policy on
policy mapping policy_1 named as class_1.
ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#random-detect prec-based
Related policy-map
Commands
show policy-map
random-detect enable
Purpose Use this command to enable the WRED on the interface. Cancel
the settings with the no command.
Syntax random-detect enable
no random-detect enable
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 GER and ZXR10
T64E/T128/T1200.

Example This example describes how to enable the WERD on the interface.
ZXR10(config)#random-detect enable
Related random-detect
Commands
random-detect precedence
Purpose Use this command to configure policy class which is based on each
IP precedence message packet limitation and discard probability.
Cancel the settings with the no form of this command.
Syntax random-detect precedence <precedence-value><min-thresho
ld><max-threshold><mark-prob-denominator>
no random-detect precedence <precedence-value>
Syntax
Description
<precedence-value> IP precedence value, range: 0~7
<min-threshold> The minimum threshold of packet size.

When the average queue length reaches
to the min-threshold, WRED discard all the
packets which have the same priority as the
designated IP priority value. The parameter
is in the range of 1~256.
<max-threshold> Data packet maximal threshold. When

the average queue length reaches to
the max-threshold, WRED discard all the
packets which have the same priority as the
designated IP priority value. The parameter
is in the range of 1~256.
<mark-prob-denomin Denominator of discard probability, range:

ator> 1~100
Instructions � This command is applied to ZXR10 T64E/T128.

� Enable WRED discard policy by using the command random-
detect prec-based first, then use this command.
Example This example describes how to configure policy map policy_1: set
the name to class_1, set the message of IP precedence to 7, set
the minimum threshold to 16, set maximal threshold to 64, set
the discard probability to 20.
ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#random-detect precedence 7 16 64 20
Related policy-map
Commands
show policy-map

random-detect weight
Purpose Use this command to configure the weight denominator in WRED
discard policy class for accounting the average queue length. Re-
store default with the no command.
Syntax random-detect weight <exponent>
no random-detect weight
Syntax
Description
<exponent> H-QoS mapping name
Defaults If this command is not configured but WRED discard policy is en-
able by using the command random-detect , then the denomi-
nator for accounting the average queue length is default value.
Instructions � Enable WRED discard policy firstly by using the command rand
om-detect , then use this command.
Example This example describes how to confiure policy map policy_1: set
the name to class_1, set the denominator for accounting average
queue length to 7.
ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#random-detect weight 7
Related policy-map
Commands
rate-limit(interface)
Purpose Use this command to set an input or output traffic policing policy
on the interface. Cancel the settings with the no command.
Syntax cmdname>rate-limit{input | output}{access-group {<acl-
no>|<acl-name>}| localport | dscp <dscp-value>| mpls-exp
<mpls-exp-value>| precedence <precedence-value>| 802.1p
<802.1p-value>| mac <xxxx.xxxx.xxxx>| mac-dst <xxxx.xxxx
.xxxx>[<xxxx.xxxx.xxxx>]}<bps><burst-normal><burst-max>
conform-action <action> exceed-action <action>
no rate-limit {input | output}{access-group <acl-index>|
localport | dscp <dscp-value>| mpls-exp <mpls-exp-value>|
precedence <precedence-value>| 802.1p <802.1p-value>|
mac <xxxx.xxxx.xxxx>| mac-dst <xxxx.xxxx.xxxx>[<xxxx.xxx
x.xxxx>]}<bps><burst-normal><burst-max> conform-action

Syntax
Description
input | output Input/Output
access-group Number of the ACL/name of the ACL

<acl-no>|<acl-name
localport Local port
dscp <dscp-value> DSCP value, range: 0~63
mpls-exp <mpls-exp MPLS-EXP value, range: 0~7

-value>
precedence IP precedence value, range: 0~7

<precedence-value>
mac <xxxx.xxxx.xx Source MAC address

xx>
mac-dst mac-dst Destination MAC address

<xxxx.xxxx.xxxx>[<x
xxx.xxxx.xxxx>]
802.1p <802.1p-val 802.1P value, range: 0~7

ue>
<bps> Average rate, unit: bits/second, range:

8000~2000000000

2000~512000000
<burst-max> Maximal burst, in bytes, range:

2000~1024000000

drop: Discards the packet
continue: Evaluates the next rate-limit
command
transmit: Sends the packet
set-dscp-continue: Sets a DSCP value (0
~ 63) and evaluates the next rate-limit
command
set-dscp-transmit: Sets a DSCP value (0 ~
63) and sends the packet
set-prec-continue: Sets an IP precedence
value (0 ~ 7) and evaluates the next rate-limit
command
set-prec-transmit: Sets an IP precedence
value (0 ~ 7) and sends the packet

command


command
command
Product Description of mac-dst <xxxx.xxxx.xxxx

>[<xxxx.xxxx.xxxx>]
ZXR10 GER Only with the first <xxxx.xxxx.xxxx>, the

parameter specifies the destination address.
The second [<xxxx.xxxx.xxxx>] is optional
and specifies the destination address segment
in conjunction with the first parameter

Example This example describes how to set the rate of traffic with DSCP
value as 0 that comes into the interface fei_4/1 to 8000 bit/s, con-
formant traffic to 20000, and burst traffic to 200000, set to send
the packet matching the designated rate, set the DSCP value of
the packet exceeding the designated rate to 10 and then evaluate
the next rate-limit command.
ZXR10(config-if)#rate-limit input dscp 0 8000 20000 200000
conform-action transmit exceed-action set-dscp-continue 10
Related rate-limit {input | output}{access-group <acl-index>|

Commands localport | dscp <dscp-value>| mpls-exp <mpls-exp-value>|
preference <precedence-value>| 802.1p <802.1p-value>|
no rate-limit {input | output}{access-group <acl-index>|
localport | dscp <dscp-value>| mpls-exp <mpls-exp-value>|
preference <precedence-value>| 802.1p <802.1p-value>|

rate-limit(Global
Configuration)
Purpose Use this command to configure interface input or output flow in-
spection policy. Cancel the settings with the no form of this com-
mand.
Syntax rate-limit vpls<vpls-name>{input | output {all | single}}{un
icast | broadcast | unknown}<bps><burst-normal><burst-m
ax> conform-action <action> exceed-action <action>
no rate-limit vpls<vpls-name>{input | output {all | single}{u
nicast | broadcast | unknown}
Syntax
Description
<vpls-name> VPLS name
input |output Input or output
all | single The whole VPLS | each member of VPLS
unicast | broadcast Unicast packet| broadcast packet|unknown

| unknown type
<bps> Average rate, unit: bits/s, range:

8000~2000000000

2000~512000000
<burst-max> Maximal burst, in bytes, range;

2000~1024000000

command
command
command

command


command
command

Example This example describes how to configure the broadcast packet of
all the members based on vfi 1: set the <bps> to 8000 bit/s, set
the <burst-normal> to 20000, set the <burst-max>to 200000.
Sends the packet for the designated rate, discards the packet for
the exceed-action .
ZXR10(config)#rate-limit vpls vfi1 input all broadcast
8 20000 200000 conform-action transmit exceed-action drop
service-policy
Purpose Use this command to bind a policy mapping on interface input or
output direction. Cancel the settings with the no command.
Syntax service-policy {input | output}<policy-map-name>
no service-policy {input | output}
Syntax
Description
input Input direction
output Output direction
<policy-map-name> Policy map direction
Instructions � After the users bind a policy mapping in interface input or out-
put direction, the original interface PQ, CAR, WRED configura-
tions and so on will be invalid. If the users cancel interface
binding policy mapping, the original PQ, CAR, WRED configu-
rations can not be restored.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 GER and ZXR10 T64/T128.
� ZXR10 T64E/T128 does not have the parameter output.
Example This example describes how to configure interface fei_1/1 output
direction bound policy map policy_1.
ZXR10(config-if)#service-policy output policy_1

Related policy-map
Commands
show running-config
set dot1p
Purpose Use this command to set policy class to use the specified value
that marks packet 802.1p field. Cancel the settings with the no
form of this command.
Syntax set dot1p <dot1p-value>
no set dot1p
Syntax
Description
<dot1p-value> 802.1p value, range: 0~7

Example This example describes how to configure policy map policy_1 name
class_1 policy class, and use value 7 to mark message 802.1p field.
ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#set dot1p 7
Related policy-map
Commands
show policy-map
set ip-dscp
that marks packet DSCP segment. Cancel the settings with the
no form of this command.
Syntax set ip-dscp <ip-dscp-value>
no set ip-dscp
Syntax
Description
<ip-dscp-value> DSCP value, range: 0~63
Instructions � set ip-dscp and set ip-precedence are conflict.

Example This example describes how to configure policy map policy_1 name
class_1 policy class, and use value 7 mark message DSCP field.
ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#set ip-dscp 7

Related policy-map
Commands
show policy-map
set ip-precedence
that marks packet IP priority field. Cancel the settings with the no
form of this command.
Command Modes Policy configuration
Syntax set ip-precedence <ip-precedence-value>
no set ip-precedence
Syntax
Description
<ip-precedence-val IP precedence, range: 0~7
ue>
Instructions � set ip-precedence and set ip-dscp is conflict.

the name to class_1 policy class, and use value 7 to mark message
IP precedence field.
ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#set ip-precedence 7
Related policy-map
Commands
show policy-map
set mpls-exp
Purpose Use this command to set policy class use define message MPLS-
EXP field. Cancel the settings with the no form of this command.
Syntax set mpls-exp <mpls-exp-value>
no set mpls-exp
Syntax
Description
<mpls-exp-value> MPLS-EXP, range: 0~7

the name to class_1 policy class, and use value 7 to mark packet
MPLS-EXP field.

ZXR10(config-pmap-c)#set mpls-exp 7
Related policy-map
Commands
show policy-map
show class-map
Purpose Use this command to show all or the specified map and its all
matching rule configuration.
Command Modes All modes except user EXEC
Syntax show class-map [<class-map-name>]
Syntax
Description
<class-map-name> Class map name
Instructions � When the parameter<class-map-name> is not specified, all

class maps and match rules will be shown.
� When the parameter <class-map-name> is specified, only the
specified class map and its match rule will be shown.
� If the parameter <class-map-name> needs to specify, the
class map has to be a created class map.
Example This example describes how to show name class_1 class map and
all matched configuration.
ZXR10(config)#show class-map class_1
Related class-map
Commands
show running-config
show dos-protect
Purpose Use this command to show DOS protection configuration.
Syntax show dos-protect [special | port {any |<interface-name>}]
Syntax
Description
special Displays all special DOS protection command
port {any Displays all interface or defined interface DOS

|<interface-name>} protection command


Example � This example describes how to show all DOS protection con-
figuration.
ZXR10(config)#show dos-protect
� This example describes how to show fei_1/2 interface DOS pro-

tection configuration.
ZXR10(config)#show dos-protect port fei_1/2
Related dos-protect
Commands
dos-protect port
dos-protect special
show flow-contrl
Purpose Use this command to show internal message flow control config-
uration.
Syntax show flow-contrl {cpu-rate | priority-rule}
Example This example describes how to show all configurations for CPU rate.
ZXR10(config)#show flow-contrl cpu-rate
Related flow-contrl
Commands
show hierarchy-qos
Purpose Use this command to display H-QoS mapping and hierarchy policy.
Syntax show hierarchy-qos [<hierarchy-qos-name>]
Syntax
Description
<hierarchy-qos-na H-QoS mapping name
me>
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10

T600/1200.
Example This example describes how to display H-QoS mapping named
hqos_1.
ZXR10(config)#show hierarchy-qos hqos_1 hierarchy-qos hqos_1
class c1 8000 20000 20000 conform-action transmit
exceed-action drop
exceed-action drop
exceed-action drop
ZXR10(config)#

Related hierarchy-qos
Commands
show policy-map
Purpose Use this command to show all or the specified policy map, and its
all or the specified policy class configurations.
Syntax show policy-map [<policy-map-name>[class <class-map-nam
e>]]
Syntax
Description
<policy-map-name> Policy map name
class Displays map name.
<class-map-name> Class map name
Instructions � When the parameter <policy-map-name> is not specified, all

class maps and its policy configurations will be shown.
� When the parameter <policy-map-name> is specified, but c
lass <class-map-name> is not specified, the specified class
map and its all policy configurations will be shown only.
� When the parameter <policy-map-name> is specified, but c
lass <class-map-name> is also specified, the specified class
map and its policy configurations will be shown only.
� This command is applied to ZXR10 T64E/T128 and ZXR10 GER.
Example � This example describes how to show all policy maps and policy
configurations.
ZXR10(config)#show policy-map
� This example describes how to show policy map policy_1 and

its all policy configurations.
ZXR10(config)#show policy-map policy_1
� This example describes how to show policy map policy_1 and

its policy class_1 configurations.
ZXR10(config)#show policy-map policy_1 class class_1
Related policy-map
Commands
show running-config
show qos bandwith-statistics

Purpose Use this command to display the statistics information of band-
width policy on the interface. The bandwidth policy includes
CAR/H-QoS.

Syntax show qos bandwidth-statistics [<interface-name>]

Syntax
Description
<interface-name> (Optional) Specifies an interface to display.
When the command is used without
parameter, the information of all interfaces
will be shown; with parameter, the information
of the specified interface will be shown.
Instructions � The platform version 4.8.21 and the upgrade version support
this command.
T600/1200.
Example � This example describes how to show the statistic information
of bandwidth policy on interface fei_4/1.
ZXR10(config)# show qos bandwidth-statistics fei_4/1
� This example describes how to show the statistic information

of bandwidth policy on all interfaces.
ZXR10(config)# show qos bandwidth-statistics
show qos class-map

Purpose Use this command to show the application information of all or the
specified class mapping which is used by policy class.
Syntax show qos class-map used [<class-map-name>]
Syntax
Description
<class-map-name> (optional) Class mapping name
Instructions � If <class-map-name> is not defined, all application informa-

tion of class mapping is displayed.
� If <class-map-name> is defined, application information of the
specified class mapping is displayed.
Example This example describes how to show class mapping class_1 is ap-
plied by policy mapping.
ZXR10(config)#show qos class-map used class_1
Related class-map
Commands
policy-map
class

show qos config vrf

Purpose Use this command to the configuration information of QoS on L3
VPN interface.
Command Modes Privileged EXEC
Syntax show qos config vrf <vrf-name><interface-name>
Syntax
Description
<vrf-name> VRF name that has been configured
<interface-name> Interface name to be specified
Defaults The QoS configuration information of the interface which belongs

to this VRF is shown.
Instructions � The VRF has to be created before.
T600/T1200.
Example This example describes how to display the QoS configuration on
interface fei_4/1 which belongs to vrf_1.
ZXR10(config)#show qos config vrf vrf_1 fei_4/1
show qos interface

Purpose Use this command to show all interfaces that apply Qos policy.
Syntax show qos interface [pq [<list-no>]| policy-map [<policy-map
-name>]]
Syntax
Description
<list-no> (Optional) PQ list number
<policy-map-name> (Optional) Policy mapping name
Instructions � If the users do not specify pq [<list-no>] and policy-map <pol

icy-map-name> , the system shows all interfaces with PQ and
policy-map.
� If the users specify pq but without [<list-no>] , the system
only shows the interfaces which binds with PQ.
� If the users specify pq but without [<list-no>] , the system
only shows the interfaces which binds with the specified list
number.
� If the users specify policy-map but without [<policy-map-nam
e>] , the system only shows the interfaces which binds with
policy-map.

� If the users specify policy-map and [<policy-map-name>] the

system only shows the interfaces which binds with the specified
policy-map.
Example This example describes how to show all bound policy_map inter-
faces.
ZXR10(config)#show qos interface policy-map
Commands
service-policy
show qos queue-statistics

Purpose Use this command to show the statistics information of queuing
policy on the interface. Queue policy includes PQ, WRED and CB-
WFQ.
Syntax show qos queue-statistics [<interface-name>]
Syntax
Description
<interface-name> (Optional) The interface name needs to
display. When this command is used with the
parameter, the information of the specified
interface is shown; without the parameter,
the information of all the interfaces is shown.
Instructions � The platform versions 4.8.21 and upgrade version support this
command.
T600/T1200.
Example � This example describes how to display the statistic information
of queue policy on interface fei_4/1.
ZXR10(config)# show qos queue-statistics fei_4/1
� This example describes how to display the statistic information

of queue policy on all interfaces.
ZXR10(config)# show qos queue-statistics
show queue statistic

Purpose Use this command to display the operation state of QoS policy on
the interface.
Syntax show queue statistic [<interface-name>]

Syntax
Description
<interface-name> Specified interface name
Instructions � This command takes effect after the QoS is effective on the
interface.
T600/T1200.
Example This example describes how to display the operation state when
the interface fei_4/1 binds with PQ policy.
ZXR10(config)#show queue statistic fei_4/1
show queueing custom

Purpose Use this command to show the configuration information of all
user-defined lists.
Syntax show queueing custom
command.
� This command is only applied to ZXR10 GAR, ZXR10 ZSR.
Example This example describes how to show the configuration information
of all user-defined lists.
ZXR10(config)#show queueing custom
show queueing fair

Purpose Use this command to show the fair queue configuration informa-
tion of all interfaces with fair queue.
Syntax show queueing fair
command.
Example This example describes how to show the fair queue configuration
information of all interfaces with fair queue.
ZXR10(config)#show queueing fair

show queueing interface

Purpose Use this command to show the congestion management policy in-
formation and statistics on an interface.
Syntax show queueing interface <interface-name>
Syntax
Description
<interface-name> Specified interface name
command.
Example This example describes how to show the congestion management
policy information and statistics of fei_4/1.
ZXR10(config)#show queueing interface fei_4/1
show queueing priority

Purpose Use this command to show the configuration information of a pri-
ority list.
Syntax show queueing priority [<list-number>]
Syntax
Description
<list-number> Priority list number, in the range of 1~16
Instructions This command is applied to ZXR10GAR, ZXR10 GER, ZXR10

Example � This example describes how to show the configuration infor-
mation of a priority list 16.
ZXR10(config)#show queueing priority 16
� This example describes how to show the configuration infor-

mation of all priority lists.
ZXR10(config)# show queueing priority
show queueing
random-detect
Purpose Use this command to show the WRED configuration and statistical
information of all WRED-enabled interfaces.

Syntax show queueing random-detect

command.
Example This example describes how to show the WRED configuration and
statistical information of all WRED-enabled interfaces.
ZXR10(config)#show queuing random-detect
show vpls-car
Purpose Use this command to show all configurations based on VPLS flow
restrict.
Syntax show vpls-car [<vpls-name>]
Syntax
Description
<vpls-name> optional VPLS name
Instructions � If the users do not specify [<vpls-name>], the system shows

all VPLS flow limit configuration.
� If the users specify [<vpls-name>], the system only shows the
specified VPLS flow limit configuration.
Example This example describes how to show all VPLS flow limit configura-
tion.
ZXR10(config)#show vpls-car
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iv. Input a question mark after a command, a keyword or a

Press CTRL-P or the Re-invokes the latest command in the

Press CTRL-N or the Rolls the commands downward. When the

In any mode, execute the show history command to list the

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Inter- ZXR10(config- Global interface Configures

Subin- ZXR10 (config- Global interface Configures

VLAN ZXR10(vlan- Privi- vlan datab Creates or

VLAN ZXR10(config- Global vlan Configures

MSTP ZXR10(config- Global spanning-t Configures

Basic ZXR10(config- Global acl basic Defines basic

Ex- ZXR10(config- Global acl extend Defines

Line ZXR10(config- Global line console Configures

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Router ZXR10 (config- Global ip access-list Defines router

Router ZXR10 (config- Global ip access-list Defines router

Route ZXR10(config- Global router rip Configures

router isis Configures

router bgp Configures

ipv6 router Configures

ipv6 router Configures

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IPv4 ad- ZXR10(config- Route address-fam Configures