3Com 4007 Implementation Manual page 584

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For the rate limit type receivePort or aggregate:
Service level for nonconforming excess (packets exceeding the rate
limit)
Whether nonconforming excess are loss eligible
How the rate limit is expressed (percentage of port bandwidth or
KBps)
Rate-limit value (0 through 65434 Kbps or 0 through 100 percent)
Burst size in Kbytes (16 through 8192; the default value depends
on your specified rate limit)
Bridge ports for which you want to enable the specified rate limit
value (specified bridge ports or all bridge ports). If you specify a
subset of available ports, you can enter another rate-limit value for
another set of ports.
For any type of rate limit (and a service level other than drop), any
combination of IEEE 802.1p priority tag values in the range of from
0 through 7 or none to apply to forwarded frames. By default, no tags
are applied unless the associated classifier defines a tag value. In that
case, the tag value from the associated classifier is used for the
forwarded frames.
Whether to drop packets used to establish TCP connections. This is a
form of one-way filtering for flow classifiers only. The default is no.
Enable control start and stop times. Similar to how a VCR operates,
this timer allows you to set the desired beginning and ending period
for a control. The default is no.
If you select yes, you set the following:
Input time type such as daily, weekdays, or weekends. You can also
choose a "specific" type that lets you choose an exact day.
The starting time expressed in hours, minutes, and am or pm.
The ending time expressed in hours, minutes, and am or pm.
One or more classifiers (classifier numbers) that are subject to this
control.