Configuring The Dqos Emergency Call Service Classes - Motorola BSR 2000 Configuration And Management Manual

BSR 2000 Configuration and Management Guide
All other normal voice calls will not be allowed to use the bandwidth reserved for the
emergency class. However, emergency calls are allowed to use the bandwidth for
other service classes if the bandwidth of the emergency service class is full. Also,
bandwidth reserved for the emergency service class can be used for other applications
if the bandwidth is not already being used for emergency voice calls. If there is no
bandwidth available in the DefUGS, DefUGSAD, DefEMUp, or DefEMDown
service classes, the emergency call will be dropped.
Note: For emergency calls to use the bandwidth for other service classes,
bandwidth sharing must be enabled for those service classes. Refer to
Sharing Bandwidth Between Service Classes
command.

Configuring the DQoS Emergency Call Service Classes

Configuring the DQoS Emergency Call feature involves setting the maximum
assigned bandwidth (mab) for the default emergency call service classes and enabling
the emergency call trap. The default emergency call service classes are:
Use the mab command in Service Class Configuration mode to configure the
maximum assigned bandwidth for each emergency call service class:
MOT(config-srvclass)# mab DefEMUp <1-100>
MOT(config-srvclass)# mab DefEMDown <1-100>
where:
Note: The configure active percent (cap) for both the DefEMUp and
DefEMDown service classes is always 100 percent and cannot be changed.
The default maximum assigned bandwidth (mab) for both the DefEMUp and
DefEMDown service classes is 1 percent.
Use the dqos emergency-trap-enable command in Packet Cable Configuration mode
to enable the trap for Emergency Calls:
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DefEMUp - the upstream emergency call service class
DefEMDown - the downstream emergency call service class
1-100 the percentage of bandwidth the service class is permitted to use on an
interface.
and the
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