Feature Differences - Enterasys Matrix 7G4270-09 Configuration Manual

Feature Differences

The following example displays default values for the show cos violation irl command output:
solutions-r1(su)->show cos violation irl
Port
------------
ge.1.1
ge.1.1
ge.1.1
ge.1.1
ge.1.1
ge.1.1
ge.1.1
ge.1.1
ge.1.2
ge.1.2
ge.1.2
ge.1.2
.
.
.
ge.7.29
ge.7.29
ge.7.29
ge.7.30
ge.7.30
ge.7.30
ge.7.30
ge.7.30
ge.7.30
ge.7.30
ge.7.30
Violations are also displayed by resource and port using the show cos port‐resource irl command.
Violating ports are displayed at the end of the resource table.
Feature Differences
The Enterasys SecureStack and standalone secure switch devices differ in CoS feature set from the
N‐Series in the following ways:
• CoS TxQ features are not supported.
• Only the IRL Kbps unit option is supported.
• Syslog, trap, and port disable options are not supported.
• Supports 99 IRL references instead of the 32/8 supported by the N‐Series port types 0 and 1,
respectively.
• All SecureStacks belong to port group 0.0. No port type 1 exists for the SecureStack.
• For the C3, IRL configuration is only supported within a policy role context. Configuration of
IRLs within rules are not supported. In a mixed‐stack, C3 CoS feature limitations apply.
February 22, 2008
Rate-Limiter
Index Type
------------ ----
0 irl
1 irl
2 irl
3 irl
4 irl
5 irl
6 irl
7 irl
0 irl
1 irl
2 irl
3 irl
5 irl
6 irl
7 irl
0 irl
1 irl
2 irl
3 irl
4 irl
5 irl
6 irl
7 irl
Rate-Limiter Rate-Limiter
Status Counter
------------ --------------------
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
not-violated 0
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