-p control_L2Cos
-P data_L2Cos
The following example shows two FCIP tunnels created on slot 8, port ge0; the first with an uncommitted
bandwidth (0), and the second with a committed bandwidth of 10000
switch:admin06> portcfg fciptunnel 8/ge0 create 2 192.168.100.50
192.168.100.40 0
switch:admin06> portcfg fciptunnel 8/ge0 create 3 192.168.100.51
192.168.100.41 10000
The following example shows an FCIP tunnel created between a remote interface <10.1.1.44>, and a local
IP interface <192.168.131.124>:
switch:admin06> portcfg
192.168.131.124
Modifying/deleting QoS Settings
The QosMap option of the portCfg fciptunnel command allows you to modify QoS settings or delete
the QosMap configuration file for a virtual port. The command syntax is as follows:
portCfg fciptunnel [Slot/]ge0|ge1 qosmap tunnel_id virtual_channel -default
-delete -Q data-dscp -P data-L2cos
Where:
-default
-delete
-Q data-dscp
-P data-L2coS
NOTE:
Modified values are not reset to defaults when the tunnel QoS is disabled and enabled. If you
want to revert to default values, use the -default option.
FICON emulation modify operations
Following is the syntax for the portcfg ficon modify command:
portcfg ficon [slot/]ge0|ge1 tunnel_Id modify [-x 1|0] [-w 1|0] [-r 1|0] [-t
1|0] [-l 1|0] [-b 1|0] [wrtMaxPipe value] [rdMaxPipe value] [wrtMaxDevs
value] [rdMaxDevs value]
[wrtTimer value] [wrtMaxChains value] [oxidBase value] [dbgFlags value]
[xrcErr] [LrcCheck]
Where:
slot
ge0|ge1
tunnel_id
The layer 2 class of service used for control traffic.
The layer 2 class of service used for data traffic.
fciptunnel 3/ge0 create 6 10.1.1.44
155000
resets the VC QoS map to default values.
deletes the associated QoS map configuration file. The -delete
option is used before firmware downgrades to versions previous to
Version 6.0.0 that do not support QoS mapping. It removes the
file from the config flash memory only. The file is automatically
created to defaults if later used or modified.
modifies the Diffserv marking value.
modifies the L2 Class of Service tagging value.
The number of a slot in a 4/256 SAN Director or DC Director
chassis that contains an FR4- 1 8i blade. This parameter does not
apply to the stand-alone 400 Multi-protocol Router.
The Ethernet port used by the tunnel (ge0 or Ge1).
The tunnel number (0 - 7).
b/sec:
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