Provision the Class of Service (CoS) Map
Each layer 2 interface in the Total Access 5000 (Gigabit‐Ethernet, Ethernet, EFM bonding
group, etc.) has four quality of service (QoS) priority queues for traffic egressing the interface.
Traffic is assigned to these queues based upon a Total Access 5000 system‐wide configurable
option. The Total Access 5000 uses the outer 802.1Q VLAN p‐bits to determine to which
queue each Ethernet frame should be assigned. The p‐bits‐to‐queue mapping is done using
the qos cos‐map command. Complete the following procedure:
1. From the Enable prompt, type configure terminal , and press E
2. From the Global Configuration prompt, type qos cos-map <queue_number> <L2 COS
Syntax
queue_number
L2 COS #n
NOTE
For EoCu services, the Total Access 5000 system pushes the CoS mapping
down to any subtended NetVanta 800 series, so that the mapping applies
uniformily.
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bal Configuration prompt.
#1> <L2 COS #2> ...
Table 3‐6 displays the CoS map syntax.
, and press E
NTER
.
Table 3-6. CoS Map Syntax
Definition
The Total Access 5000 queue number (0‐3) to which the L2 CoS
value(s) should be assigned. 0 holds the lowest priority queue, and 3
holds the highest.
All 8 possible values can be specified. This list of CoS/PCP values can
be mapped to the specified QoS queue level.
to get to the Glo‐
NTER
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