H3C WA2612-AGN Web-Based Configuration Manual page 388

Item
Enable/Disable
CIR
CBS
CAR
Discard
Red
Pass
IP Precedence
Dot1p
Remark
Local Precedence
DSCP
Max Bandwidth
CBS
EF
Percent
CBS-Ratio
Queue
Min Bandwidth
AF
Percent
WFQ
Description
Enable or disable CAR.
Set the committed information rate (CIR), the average traffic rate.
Set the committed burst size (CBS), number of bits that can be sent
in each interval.
Set the action to perform for exceeding packets.
After selecting the Red option, you can select one of the following
options:
•
Discard—Drops the exceeding packet.
•
Pass—Permits the exceeding packet to pass through.
Configure the action of marking IP precedence for packets.
Select the IP Precedence option and then select the IP precedence
value to be marked for packets in the following list. Select Not Set to
cancel the action of marking IP precedence.
IMPORTANT:
This configuration item is not supported.
Configure the action of marking 802.1p precedence for packets.
Select the Dot1p option and then select the 802.1p precedence
value to be marked for packets in the following list. Select Not Set to
cancel the action of marking 802.1p precedence.
Configure the action of marking local precedence for packets.
Select the Local Precedence option and then select the local
precedence value to be marked for packets in the following list.
Select Not Set to cancel the action of marking local precedence.
Configure the action of marking DSCP values for packets.
Select the DSCP option and then select the DSCP value to be marked
for packets in the following list. Select Not Set to cancel the action of
marking DSCP values.
IMPORTANT:
This configuration item is not supported.
Configure the maximum bandwidth for
expedited forwarding (EF).
Configure the CBS for EF.
Configure the percent of available
bandwidth for EF.
Configure the ratio of CBS to CIR for EF.
Configure the minimum guaranteed
bandwidth for assured forwarding (AF).
Configure the percent of available
bandwidth for AF.
Configure WFQ for the default class by
entering the total number of fair queues,
which must be the power of two.
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IMPORTANT:
Queuing is not
supported.