2-‐19
Q oS
The
switch
supports
four
QoS
queues
per
port
with
strict
or
weighted
fair
queuing
scheduling.
It
supports
Q oS
C ontrol
L ists
( QCL)
f or
a dvanced
p rogrammable
Q oS
c lassification,
b ased
o n
I EEE
8 02.1p,
Ethertype,
V ID,
I Pv4/IPv6,
D SCP,
a nd
U DP/TCP
p orts
a nd
r anges.
Classifying
incoming
frames
to
a
QoS
class
is
highly
flexible.
The
QoS
classification
looks
for
information
up
to
Layer
4,
including
IPv4
and
IPv6
DSCP,
IPv4
TCP/UDP
port
numbers,
and
user
priority
of
tagged
frames.
This
QoS
classification
mechanism
is
implemented
in
a
QoS
control
list
(QCL).
The
QoS
class
assigned
to
a
frame
is
used
throughout
the
device
for
providing
queuing,
scheduling,
and
congestion
control
guarantees
to
the
frame
according
to
what
was
configured
for
that
s pecific
Q oS
c lass.
The
switch
supports
advanced
memory
control
mechanisms,
providing
excellent
performance
of
all
QoS
classes
under
any
traffic
scenario,
including
jumbo
frame.
A
super
priority
queue
with
dedicated
memory
and
strict
highest
priority
is
in
the
arbitration.
The
ingress
super
priority
queue
allows
traffic
recognized
as
CPU
traffic
to
be
received
and
queued
for
transmission
to
the
CPU
even
when
all
the
QoS
c lass
q ueues
a re
c ongested.
2-‐19.1
P ort
C lassification
The
section
allows
you
to
configure
the
basic
QoS
Ingress
Classification
settings
for
all
switch
ports.
And
t he
s ettings
r elate
t o
t he
c urrently
s elected
s tack
u nit,
a s
r eflected
b y
t he
p age
h eader.
Web
I nterface
To
c onfigure
t he
Q oS
P ort
C lassification
p arameters
i n
t he
w eb
i nterface:
1.
Click
C onfiguration,
Q oS,
P ort
C lassification.
2.
Scroll
t o
s elect
Q oS
c lass,
D P
L evel,
P CP
a nd
D EI
p arameters.
3.
Click
S ave
t o
s ave
t he
s etting.
4.
If
y ou
w ant
t o
c ancel
t he
s etting,
t hen
y ou
n eed
t o
c lick
t he
R eset
b utton.
It
w ill
r evert
t o
p reviously
s aved
v alues.
Figure
2 -‐19.1:
The
Q oS
C onfiguration
Parameter
d escription:
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Publication date: Sept, 2015
Revision A1