3Com 4007 Command Reference Manual page 525

Prompt Description
Excess packet For receivePort or aggregate
service rate limit types, the service
level for excess packets
(packets that exceed the rate
limit).
Excess loss For receivePort or aggregate
eligible rate limit types, whether excess
packets are loss-eligible.
How rate limit For receivePort or aggregate
is expressed rate limit types, in KBytes/sec
or percentage.
Rate limit value For receivePort or aggregate
rate limit types, in KBytes/sec
or percentage.
0 makes all packets excess
packets.
Burst size For receivePort or aggregate
rate limit types, the maximum
amount of data in Kbytes that
you can transmit at the line
rate before the transmission is
policed.
Bridge ports Receive ports for which you
want to enable the rate limit. If
you specify a subset of ports,
you can specify multiple rate
limit values.
The list of ports includes the
front-panel ports and any
enabled backplane ports.
802.1p tag IEEE 802.1p priority tag value
to apply to forwarded frames
(for both flow and nonflow
classifiers).
Apply another If you specified a subset of
rate limit? available ports, whether you
want to define another rate
limit for other ports.
TCP drop Whether one-way filtering is
control used so that drop packets
enabled establish a TCP connection.
(flow classifiers
only)
Possible Values [Default]
high best (factory
default)
best
low
drop
y (yes) yes (factory
default)
n (no)
KBytes/sec KBytes/sec
(factory
percentage
default)
0 – 65434 –
KBytes/sec
0 – 100
percent
16 – 8192 KBytes Determined
by your
specified rate
limit
Any subset of Selectable
selectable ports
ports
all
? (for a list of
selectable
ports)
0 – 7 none (factory
default)
none
? (for a list of
selectable
values)
y (yes) n
n (no)
y (yes) n
n (no)
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