Displaying Dqos Emergency Call Information; Creating Service Classes - Motorola BSR 2000 Configuration And Management Manual

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MOT(config-pktcable)# dqos emergency-trap-enable
Note: The emergency call trap can also be enabled with the
rdnPktDQoSEmergencyTrapEnable

Displaying DQoS Emergency Call Information

Use the show packet-cable gate command to view the gate ID in hexadecimal
notation, CM MAC address, subscriber IP address, CMTS slot number (always 0 for
the BSR 2000), upstream and downstream SFID, status and committed time gate
summary information for the emergency service classes:

Creating Service Classes

In order to define and use service classes, a service class must first be created. The
service class name must then be added to the cable modem configuration file. The
service class name TLV is part of the service flow encoding, Type [24/25].4. CM
service flows are then added to the service class name referenced in the CM request
message. If no other QoS parameters are included in the Registration Request
message, then the parameters configured for the service class in the CMTS are applied
to the service flows. Please refer to
information on how to set service class parameters for the service class that you
create. If you do not set the service class parameters, then the default parameters are
used based on the scheduling type that you selected for your service class. QoS
parameters included in the CM Registration Request message override those
configured in the CMTS.
Follow these steps to define a new service class:
1. Use the cable service-class command in Global Configuration mode to enter
Note: A total of 32 service classes, including the 8 default service classes,
are supported.
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MOT# show packet-cable gate
Cable Service Class mode and define a new service class or modify a default
service class:
MIB object (rdn-pktcable-mib).
Modifying Service Class Parameters
MGBI
Configuring the CMTS
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