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clear l2c discovery-table
qos-adaptive-mode
Triggering ANCP Line Configuration
l2c line-configuration
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Similarly, issuing the clear l2c discovery-table command without specifying an entry
removes all QoS parameter instances associated with the neighbor. Specifying an entry
in the table removes the QoS parameter instance associated with that entry.
After clearing ANCP entries or neighbor sessions, the system recreates the QoS parameter
instances when QoS adaptive mode is enabled and ANCP learns the rates again.
For more information about the QoS downstream rate application and QoS parameters,
see QoS Downstream Rate Application Overview.
Use to clear all entries or a specified entry from the topology discovery table associated
with the neighbor.
Example
host1#clear l2c discovery-table neighbor ACCESS_NODE_1
There is no no version.
See clear l2c discovery-table.
Use to enable the QoS adaptive mode for ANCP.
QoS adaptive mode enables the system to shape VLAN and ATM VC downstream
rates received from ANCP by dynamically creating QoS parameter instances associated
with the ANCP (L2C) downstream application.
Example
host1(config-l2c)#qos-adaptive-mode
Use the no version to disable QoS adaptive mode for the system.
See qos-adaptive-mode.
Use the l2c line-configuration command to trigger line configuration to the access node.
Issuing this command sends a GSMP port management message to the access node.
This message enables the B-RAS to configure a service profile name on an access loop.
NOTE: Before issuing the l2c line-configuration command, a profile must
already be configured locally on the access node.
Use to trigger a GSMP port management message to the access node. This message
enables the B-RAS to configure a service profile name on an access loop.
Example
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