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Filtering Criteria QoS policies identify packets using filtering criteria. The AT-8100 Web
Interface offers seven criteria:
Source and destination IP addresses
Source and destination MAC addresses
Source and destination TCP ports
Source and destination UDP ports
VLAN IDs
CoS value
DSCP value
Actions The action defines the response to packets that match the filtering criteria
of a QoS policy. There are three actions that you can choose from using
the AT-8100 Web Interface:
Priority Queue— This action causes a port to place all ingress packets
that match the filtering criteria to the specified priority queue.
Mark DSCP— This action causes a port to change the DSCP value of
all ingress packets that match the filtering criteria with the specified
DSCP value.
Mark CoS— This action causes a port to change the CoS value of all
ingress packets that match the filtering criteria with the specified CoS
value.
How Ingress
Packets are
Selected with
Filtering Criteria
A QoS policy can have more than one filtering criterion. A QoS policy that
has one filtering criterion that specifies a particular source IP address, for
example, selects only packets with the specified source address and
applies the specified action. A QoS policy that has two filtering criteria that
specified a particular VLAN ID and DSCP value, for example, selects only
packets that matches the specified VLAN ID and CoS value.
Guidelines Here are the QoS guidelines:
A QoS can have a “Priority Queue,” “Mark DSCP,” or “Mark CoS”
action. The priority queue action allows a port to place ingress packets
that match the filtering criteria to the specified priority queue. The Mark
Table 9. Classifier Number Ranges for QoS
Filtering Criterion Classifier Number Range
Specifying an IPv4 address 3000 - 3699
Specifying an MAC address 4000 - 4699
Specifying no address 3000 - 3699 and 4000 - 4699
- AT-8100 Series 1
- Copyright 2
- Contents 10
- Document Conventions 16
- Contacting Allied Telesis 18
- Chapter 1 19
- Management Sessions 20
- Web Manager Accounts 21
- Starting a Management Session 23
- Figure 1. Login Page 26
- Logging on to the Switch 27
- What to Configure First 30
- Setting System 31
- When You Do 32
- Not Know the IP 32
- Address of the 32
- Baud rate: 9600 33
- Data bits: 8 33
- Parity: None 33
- Stop bits: 1 33
- Flow control: None 33
- Enabling HTTP 35
- Service in the 35
- Saving your 36
- Changes in the 36
- Saving Your Changes 37
- 8 on page 37 38
- Chapter 3 39
- Configuring an 40
- SNTP or NTP 40
- Time Manually 42
- Deleting a 52
- Managing Local User Accounts 53
- Changing a User 55
- Password 55
- Changing the 56
- User Privilege 56
- Deleting a User 57
- 5. Click Delete User 58
- Rebooting a Switch 59
- Upgrading the Software 60
- Default Values 63
- Displaying System Information 64
- Chapter 4 67
- Port Numbers on the Switch 68
- Changing the Port Settings 72
- Chapter 5 81
- Displaying Port Statistics 82
- Receive Statistics 83
- Transmit 85
- Statistics 85
- Interface 87
- Clearing Port Statistics 89
- Reloading Statistics 90
- Chapter 6 91
- Chapter 6: Port Mirroring 94
- Assigning a Destination Port 95
- Chapter 7 99
- Overview 100
- Chapter 8 107
- Chapter 9 117
- Displaying LACP Trunks 119
- Adding an LACP Trunk 121
- Modifying an LACP Trunk 123
- Deleting an LACP Trunk 125
- Chapter 10 127
- Adding Static Trunks 131
- Deleting Static Trunks 137
- Chapter 11 139
- Tagged and 141
- Untagged Ports 141
- Displaying VLANs 142
- Adding an VLAN 143
- Modifying VLANs 145
- Assigning a Native VLAN 148
- Deleting VLANs 152
- Chapter 12 153
- Chapter 13 159
- Disabling IGMP Snooping 164
- Displaying the Routers List 165
- IGMP query from it 166
- Clearing the Routers List 167
- Displaying the Hosts List 168
- Chapter 14 171
- Assigning 173
- Multiple Queriers 173
- .2 Enabled Enabled Active 175
- .3 Enabled Disabled None 175
- .4 Enabled Enabled Standby 175
- Guidelines 176
- VLAN— Indicates the VLAN ID 178
- 5. Click Apply 180
- 6. Click SAVE 180
- Chapter 15 181
- Prioritization 183
- Displaying PoE Port Settings 184
- Chapter 16 191
- Chapter 17 199
- Server 1 202
- Configuring 203
- Remote Manager 203
- Authentication 203
- Using RADIUS 203
- Adding a 206
- RADIUS Server 206
- Using TACACS+ 208
- Chapter 18 215
- Authenticator Role: 217
- Single host mode 217
- Multiple host mode 218
- Multiple supplicant mode 218
- Dynamic VLAN 219
- Assignments 219
- Authenticator 223
- Chapter 19 229
- IP Management 231
- Displaying IPv4 Interfaces 232
- Adding an IPv4 Address 234
- 5. Click Add 235
- Changing an IPv4 Address 236
- Deleting an IPv4 Address 238
- Displaying the IPv6 Interface 239
- Adding an IPv6 Address 241
- Changing IPv6 Addresses 243
- Deleting IPv6 Addresses 245
- Chapter 20 247
- Creating an ACL 251
- Assigning an ACL to Ports 255
- Displaying a List of ACLs 257
- Chapter 21 259
- Displaying Static Routes 260
- Adding a Static Route 262
- Deleting a Static Route 264
- Displaying the Routing Table 265
- Chapter 22 267
- Creating a QoS Policy 271
- Chapter 23 279
- Changing the RIP Settings 286
- Displaying RIP Statistics 288
- Reloading RIP Statistics 290
- Chapter 24 291
- Displaying the ARP Table 293
- Adding a Static ARP Entry 295
- Deleting ARP Entries 297
- Chapter 25 299
- Optional LLDP-MED TLVs 301
- Chapter 25: LLDP and LLDP-MED 302
- Disabling LLDP on the Switch 305
- Configuring LLDP on a Port 306
- Selecting LLDP TLVs on a Port 308
- Figure 128. LLDP TLV Page 309
- 5. Click Edit 309
- Creating a Civic 312
- Location Entry 312
- Figure 130. Locations Tab 313
- Creating a 316
- Coordinate 316
- Location 316
- Displaying LLDP Statistics 329
- Tab selected 331
- Displaying Location Entries 332
- Displaying 333
- Locations 333
- Displaying ELIN 334
- Displaying the 335
- Basic LLDP 335
- Configuration 335
- Displaying LLDP 336
- Port Assignments 336
- Displaying Port 337
- LLDP-MED TLV 339
- - Model Name 340
- - Asset ID 340
- Chapter 26 341
- Configuring sFlow on a Port 344
- Chapter 26: sFlow 346
- Enabling sFlow on the Switch 348
- Displaying the sFlow Settings 349
- End of Document 350
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