Deleting A Quality Of Service Profile; Editing A Quality Of Service Profile - Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER 2010.3 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE REV1 Administration Manual

Network and Security Manager Administration Guide

Deleting a Quality of Service Profile

Editing a Quality of Service Profile

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: Create or remove an entry based on the DSCP/IP value. Each profile
Entry index
can have multiple entries. Each entry represents a mapping between a special
DSCP/IP value and its intended QoS parameters. Each IP profile can have a
maximum of 8 entries, and each DSCP profile can have 64 entries. In a QoS profile,
an existing entry can be overwritten with the same DSCP/IP Precedence value. If
you do not specify values, the values for each entry are set to the lowest by default.
: Set the priority of the packet when sent out. Select 0-63 for DSCP
Packet priority
and 0-7 for IP Precedence. Zero has the highest priority.
Policing bandwidth in kbps
Maximum bandwidth in kbps
0.
Guaranteed bandwidth in kbps
is 0.
Click .
OK
5.
After creating a QoS profile, you can add it to a policy. You cannot, however, delete a
QoS profile after it has been added to a policy.
NOTE: QoS profiles cannot co-exist with traffic shaping in the same policy.
Select
1. Object Manager
QoS profiles.
Select a QoS profile to delete.
2.
Select the Delete icon (-) at the top of the screen. The
3.
opens.
Click to delete the profile.
OK
4.
Select
1. Object Manager
QoS profiles.
Select a QoS profile to edit.
2.
Select the Edit icon at the top of the screen. The
3.
Edit the values of the profile.
4.
Click .
OK
5.
: 0-1000000 (in Kbit per sec). The default setting is 0.
: 0-1000000 (in Kbit per sec). The default setting is
: 0-1000000 (in Kbit per sec). The default setting
> . The QoS profile screen opens with a list of
QoS profiles
> . The QoS profile screen opens with a list of
QoS profiles
Edit QoS Profile
Delete QoS Profile window
window opens.
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