Nortel 460 Device Management Manual page 4

4 Policy management on the Nortel Ethernet Switch 460, Ethernet Switch 470, and BPS
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Type a priority value in the Priority field.
If you are specifying more than one Policy Server, the priority value sets
the sequential order in which the client connects to the Policy Servers.
d Click the Submit button below the COPS Client Creation area.
An entry for the Policy Server is added to the COPS Configuration Table.
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Repeat steps a through d to specify additional Policy Servers (if required).
In the Access list navigate to the following location:
Application > QoS > QoS Advanced > Agent
In the QoS Configuration area, choose the Enabled option from the QoS
Policy Server Control drop-down list.
Click the Submit button.
In the Access list navigate to the following location:
Application > QoS > QoS Advanced > Devices > Interface Config
In the Interface Group Creation area, do the following:
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Type a name for a role combination in the Role Combination field. Do not
use spaces in role combination names.
The role combination is a common identifier that is used to enforce a
specific set of policies on specific network entities (for example, the print
server, the Web server, employee workstations, etc.). EPM includes a set
of preconfigured roles with policy objects linked to them. You can use
these roles for test purposes. To find the names of these roles, open the
Policy Setup view of the EPM management console.
b Choose an interface class from the Interface Class drop-down list.
Your choice of Trusted, Untrusted, or Unrestricted will depend on the
type of policy actions that will be enforced on the network traffic
controlled under the role combination.
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Click the Submit button below the Group Creation area.
The new interface group is added to the Interface Group table.
d Click the Edit button next to the new entry in the Interface Group table.
The QoS - Interface Group Port Assignment dialog box appears.