Displaying Traffic-Profile Filter Set Data - Avaya ERS 45 Series Technical Configuration Manual

name [filterSetName] – optional command variable that identifies the filter set being
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targeted for the deletion operation.
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port [port] - optional command variable that identifies the port being targeted for the filter
set deletion operation. A filter set name must also be provided if a port value is specified.
Filter set deletion requires a filter set name be provided to identify the target filter set. A port value may be
provided as well. If a port value is specified, the instance of the filter set associated with the port will be
deleted. If only a filter set name is provided (i.e., no port value is specified), all instances of the filter set
will be deleted regardless of port.
An active traffic-profile filter set may be modified. New classifier elements may be defined, pending
determination of resource availability, and existing elements may be deleted. The aforementioned traffic-
profile classifier commands (i.e., '[no] qos traffic-profile classifier [...]') are used for this purpose. No
other commands are required.

4.2 Displaying Traffic-Profile Filter Set Data

Traffic-profile filter set data can be displayed in a number of different ways. Traffic-profile filter set
classifier elements can be displayed based on a filter set name or all defined classifier elements can be
displayed:
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Command: show qos traffic-profile classifier {name [filterSetName]}
name [filterSetName] – optional command variable that identifies the filter set being
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targeted for the display operation. Only classifier elements associated with the identified
filter set will be displayed.
Active (i.e., in-use) filter set data can be displayed based on filter set name (i.e., display all instances of a
filter set) or based on port and name data (i.e., display all instances of a filter set associated with the
specified port):
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Command: show qos traffic-profile set name [filterSetName]
name [filterSetName] – mandatory command variable that identifies the filter set being
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targeted for the display operation. All instances of the filter set will be displayed.
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Command: show qos traffic-profile set port [port] name [filterSetName]
port [port] – mandatory command variable the identifies the port being targeted for the
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display operation.
name [filterSetName] – mandatory command variable that identifies the filter set being
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targeted for the display operation. All instances of the filter set associated with the
specified port will be displayed.
An abbreviated display, presenting just the traffic-profile filter set to port associations, is available as well:
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Command: show qos traffic-profile interface
Filter set statistics can be displayed on a per-port or on a per-port and precedence basis. The port-based
display presents in-profile and out-of-profile (if metering is requested) counts for all precedence values
consumed by the filter set instance. Providing a specific precedence target causes the individual counts
associated with classifier elements installed with the identified precedence to be displayed. This can be
used to display counts for classifier block members.
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Command: show qos traffic-profile statistics port [port] name [filterSetName] {precedence
[prec]}
port [port] – mandatory command variable the identifies the port being targeted for the
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display operation.
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