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78 BES50 advanced features configuration
Procedure steps
Step Action
1
From the main menu, choose Applications > Priority > Traffic
Classes.
2
Type a traffic class for each priority level.
3
Click Submit.
—End—
Variable definitions
Variable Value
Priority Indicates the CoS value. (Range: 0 to 7, where 7 is the highest
priority)
Traffic Class Type the value for the output queue buffer. Refer to the following
table to determine the appropriate value. (Range: 0 to 3, where 3
is the highest CoS priority queue)
Mapping CoS values to egress queues table
Queue
0123
Priority
1,2 0,3 4,5 6,7
CoS priority levels table
Priority level Traffic type
0 (default) Best Effort
1
Background
2
(Spare)
3
Excellent Effort
4
Controlled Load
5
Video, less than 100 milliseconds latency and
jitter
6
Voice, less than 10 milliseconds latency and
jitter
7
Network Control
Selecting the queue mode rules
Use this procedure to set the rules for processing queue priorities.
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Using the Nortel Business Ethernet Switch 50 Series
NN47924-301 01.01 Standard
1.00 October 2006
Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks Nortel Networks Confidential
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- Using the Nortel Business 1
- Ethernet Switch 50 Series 1
- Document status: Standard 2
- Document version: 01.01 2
- Document date: October 2006 2
- All Rights Reser ved 2
- Contents 3
- BES50 administration 95 5
- BES50 fundamentals 125 6
- 8 Contents 8
- Specifications 161 8
- Compliances 164 8
- Before you begin 9
- Text conventions 9
- NN47924-301 01.01 Standard 10
- 1.00 October 2006 10
- Related publications 11
- How to get help 11
- 12 Preface 12
- New in this release 13
- 14 New in this release 14
- Introduction 15
- 16 Introduction 16
- Prerequisites 17
- Menu and management pages 20
- Configuration options 21
- Initial configuration 22
- Adding system information 24
- Setting the IP address 24
- BES50 basic configuration 27
- Configuring user accounts 30
- Configuring port security 32
- Configuring event logging 33
- Configuring the remote logs 35
- Setting application filtering 36
- Configuring the system clock 36
- 40 BES50 basic configuration 40
- Enabling SNMP ser vice 46
- Setting the local engine ID 46
- Setting a remote engine ID 47
- Setting SNMP version 3 views 48
- Configuring ports and trunks 55
- Creating trunk groups 56
- Configuring a static trunk 57
- Configuring LACP parameters 59
- Configuring port mirroring 61
- Configuring rate limits 62
- Setting Power over Ethernet 63
- Configuring IEEE 802.1Q VLANs 69
- Setting up VLANs 70
- Configuring the LLDP 75
- Configuring Class of Service 76
- Enabling IP DSCP priority 80
- Mapping DSCP priority 80
- Configuring class maps 81
- Configuring policy maps 82
- Configuring address tables 84
- Voice VLAN configuration 85
- BES50 administration 95
- Changing a PC IP address 96
- Displaying log messages 99
- Displaying connection status 99
- Displaying LACP statistics 100
- Displaying port power status 103
- Displaying port statistics 103
- Procedure steps 103
- ATTENTION 104
- Information 107
- Displaying current VLANs 109
- Displaying the address table 112
- Displaying system information 113
- Managing firmware 115
- Deleting files 116
- Setting the startup code 116
- Troubleshooting 117
- Navigation 118
- Probable causes 118
- 122 BES50 administration 122
- BES50 installation options 123
- BES50 fundamentals 125
- Network management options 126
- Hardware components 126
- Key software features 128
- Authentication 129
- Access Control Lists 130
- Port configuration 130
- Rate limiting 131
- Port mirroring 131
- Port trunking 131
- Broadcast storm control 131
- Static addresses 131
- IEEE 802.1D bridge 132
- Store-and-forward switching 132
- Spanning Tree Algorithm 132
- Virtual LANs 133
- Network planning 134
- Collapsed backbone 135
- Network aggregation plan 135
- VLAN connections 136
- Network planning 137 137
- Example of VLAN connections 137
- 138 BES50 fundamentals 138
- Local engine ID 140
- Remote engine ID 140
- Port configuration concepts 141
- Power over Ethernet 142
- IEEE 802.1Q VLANs 143
- Assigning ports to VLANs 144
- Using port-based VLANs 146
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol 147
- Class of Service 147
- CoS values and egress queues 148
- Address tables 149
- Dynamic addresses 150
- Simple Network Time Protocol 151
- Port security 151
- 802.1X port authentication 152
- BES50 reference information 155
- 10/100BASE-TX pin assignments 158
- Straight-through wiring 159
- Crossover wiring 159
- 1000BASE-T pin assignments 160
- Specifications 161
- Compliances 164
- Trademarks 166
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