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Line speed
Item
No.
auto
4
Negotiation
#1: 1 M = 1000 k.
#2: Set values that are 1000 k or greater in 100 k increments (1000 k, 1100 k, 1200
k...10000000 k).
#3: Set values that are less than 1000 k in 64 k increments (64 k, 128 k, 192 k...960 k).
2pq+6wrr
Default behavior
None
Impact on communication
If the scheduling mode is changed by setting the QoS queue list name for the
qos-queue-group
line to stop temporarily.
When the change is applied
The change is applied immediately after setting values are changed.
Notes
1.
If the scheduling mode is changed by setting the QoS queue list name for the
qos-queue-group
packets remain in the send queue when changes are made, all packets are removed
from the queue. While the packets are being removed from the queue, no new
packets can be queued. You need to be careful if you logged in via a network.
Bandwidth
64 kbit/s to 1 Gbit/s
<Packet1> <Packet2> <Packet3> <Packet4> <Packet5> <Packet6>
Top-priority queues and weighted (number of packets) round robin. The
number of queues is fixed at eight queues for each physical port. If there are
packets in top-priority queue 8, the applicable packets are sent at the highest
priority. Queue 7 sends the applicable packets as the second priority after
queue 8. If there are no packets in queues 8 and 7, packets are sent according
to the number of packets set for
to 6 suffixed to
<Packet>
1.
Default value when this parameter is omitted:
<Packet>: This parameter cannot be omitted.
2.
Range of values:
<Packet>: 1 to 15
command, the applicable line restarts, causing communication on the
command, the new interface (physical port) restarts. If queued
Setting range
In kbit/s
1000 to 10000
64 to 960
In Mbit/s
1 M to 1000 M
In kbit/s
1000 to 1000000
64 to 960
<Packet>
for queues 6 to 1. A number from 1
indicates the queue number.
qos-queue-list
Step value
#2
100 k
#3
64 k
#1
1 M
#2
100 k
#3
64 k
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