UTStarcom iSpirit 3026 Manual page 139

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Following command is used for deleting class bandwidth limitation, i.e. class is not
configured with bandwidth limitation policy：
"no meter" under global CONFIG mode input the following command clear out one or all
classes in QoS policy, if the class-id is not input, clear out all classes in QoS policy，but
specific classes should be cleared out if the "class-id" is input: no qos policy <policy-id>
[class-id]
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As follows is the sample for QoS policy configuration：
Policy 2 includes two classes: Class 3 and Class 4. Both of them are ACL classes,
separately matched with IP standard ACL group 3 and IP extended ACL group 203. Class 3
is configured with DSCP class information，whose value is 40, limited bandwidth is 2Mbps,
and Class 4 is configured with IP Precedence class information, whose value is 6, but the
bandwidth is not limited. Configuration as follows:
Switch# qos class 3（Create class 3）
Switch(class-3)# match acl 3 （class 3 is the ACL class, choose ACL group 3, suppose ACL group
3 has been existed）
Switch(class-3)# qos class 4（Create class 4 ）
Switch(class-4)# match acl 203（class 4 is ACL class, choose ACL group 203, suppose that ACL
group 203 has been existed）
Switch(class-4)# exit（exit from CLASS configuration mode）
Switch# show qos class（shows class configuration）
Switch# qos policy 2（enter into POLICY configuration mode）
Switch(policy-2)# class 3（choose class 3, enter into POLICY CLASS mode, provide QoS policy
configuration for class 3）
Switch(policy-map-class 3)# set dscp 40（set DSCP class information）
Switch(policy-map-class 3)# meter 20（set the bandwidth limitations for class3）
Switch(policy-map-class 3)# exit（exit from POLICY CLASS mode）
Switch(policy-2)# class 4（Choose class 4, enter into POLICY CLASS mode, provide QoS policy
configuration for class 4）
Switch(policy-map-class 4)# set ip_precedence 6（set IP Precedence class information）
Switch(policy-map-class 4)# show qos policy 2（shows configuration of Policy 2）
Notes：
One QoS policy can choose one or more QoS classes, at most 128 classes can be chosen. One
class in one QoS policy can only be configured with one of the COS class information, IP