Specifications

qos-queue-list
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qos-queue-list
Sets the scheduling mode in QoS queue list information. A maximum of 52 lists can be
created for a Switch.
Syntax
To set or change information:
qos-queue-list <QoS queue list name> { pq | wrr [ <Packet1> <Packet2>
<Packet3> <Packet4> <Packet5> <Packet6> <Packet7> <Packet8> ] | wfq
[ min-rate1 <Min rate1> ] [ min-rate2 < Min rate2> ] [ min-rate3 < Min
rate3>
] [ min-rate4 < Min rate4> ] [ min-rate5 < Min rate5> ] [ min-rate6
< Min rate6> ] [ min-rate7 < Min rate7> ] [ min-rate8 < Min rate8> ] | 2pq+6wrr
< Packet1> < Packet2> < Packet3> < Packet4> < Packet5> < Packet6> }
To delete information:
no qos-queue-list <QoS queue list name>
Input mode
(config)
Parameters
<QoS queue list name>
Specifies the QoS queue list name.
1. Default value when this parameter is omitted:
This parameter cannot be omitted.
2. Range of values:
This name can be 3 to 31 characters. For details about the characters that can
be specified, see Specifiable values for parameters.
{ pq | wrr [ <Packet1> <Packet2> <Packet3> <Packet4> <Packet5> <Packet6>
<Packet7> <Packet8> ] | wfq [ min-rate1 <Min rate1> ] [ min-rate2 < Min rate2> ]
[ min-rate3 < Min rate3> ] [ min-rate4 < Min rate4> ] [ min-rate5 < Min rate5> ]
[ min-rate6 < Min rate6> ] [ min-rate7 < Min rate7> ] [ min-rate8 < Min rate8> ]
| 2pq+6wrr < Packet1> < Packet2> < Packet3> < Packet4> < Packet5> < Packet6> }
Specifies the scheduling mode.
1. Default value when this parameter is omitted:
This parameter cannot be omitted.
pq
Sets priority queuing. The number of queues is fixed at eight queues for each
physical port. If there are packets in multiple queues, the packets with the
highest priority queue number are always sent first (for example, packets in
queue 8 are sent first, followed the packets in queue 7, and so on, until queue
1 is reached).
wrr [ <Packet1> <Packet2> <Packet3> <Packet4> <Packet5> <Packet6>
<Packet7> <Packet8> ]
Sets round robin or weighted (number of packets) round robin. The number of
queues is fixed at eight queues for each physical port. If the <Packet> setting
is omitted, round robin is used. Packets are sent by looking at the queue in
order. Regardless of the queue length, the number of packets is controlled so
that packets are distributed evenly. When <Packet> is set, weighted (number
of packets) round robin is used. If there are packets in multiple queues,
packets are sent according to the number of packets set for <Packet> as the