Configuring Class-based Queuing 1663# Configure the maximum available bandwidth on the interface Ethernet1/0.[Sysname-Ethernet1/0] qos max-bandwidth 60Defining a Class Before you can define a class, you must first create its class name. Then you canconfigure matching rules in this class view.Configuration procedureFollow these steps to define a class:Configuration example1 Network requirementConfigure a class test and the classification rule is to match the packet with IPpriority of 6.2 Configuration procedure# Enter system view. system-view# Define a class and enter class mapping view.[Sysname] traffic classifier test# Configure classification rule.[Sysname-classifier-test] if-match ip-precedence 6[Sysname-classifier-test]Defining Traffic Behavior To define a traffic behavior, you should first create a traffic behavior name andthen configure attributes for it in the new traffic behavior view.Configuration procedure1 Configuring AF and minimum available bandwidthFollow these steps to configure AF and minimum available bandwidth:To do... Use the command... RemarksEnter system view system-view -Define a class andenter the class viewtraffic classifier tcl-name[ operator { and | or } ]RequiredThe class is and by default. That is, therelation between respective matchingrules in the class view is logic AND.Define the rulematching all packetsif-match [ not ]match-criteriaRequiredDisplay classinformationdisplay traffic classifier{ system-defined |user-defined } [ tcl-name ]OptionalThe display command can be executedin any view.
