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any other value is specified, the RCVLIMIT parameter will be set to the
largest multiple of 32 inferior to the specified value
The SPEED parameter specifies the configured line speed and duplex
mode of the port(s). If AUTONEGOTIATE is specified, the port(s)
will autonegotiate the line speed and duplex mode with the device
attached to the port if the port does not belong to a trunk group. If
any other option is specified, the port(s) will be forced to the speed
and duplex mode given. If the port(s) are a member of a trunk group,
the speed setting specified with this command will be saved, but
ignored. The speed will be set to the speed of the trunk group and
the duplex mode will be set to full duplex. The default for this
parameter is AUTONEGOTIATE. The gigabit uplink ports can only
operate at 1000MFULL.
Examples
To set the speed of port LAN2 to 10Mbps, half duplex, use the command:
SET SWITCH PORT=LAN2 SPEED=10MHALF
Setting the broadcast rate limit to 7000 packets/s, using the command
SET SWITCH PORT=LAN2 BCLIMIT=7000, the broadcast rate limit
will be set to 6000 packets/s
Setting the multicast rate limit to 8000 packets/s, using the command
SET SWITCH PORT=LAN2 MCLIMIT=8000, also the broadcast rate
limit will be set to the same limit
Setting the receive rate limit to 10000 kbps for LAN2, using the command
SET SWITCH PORT=LAN2 RCVLIMIT=10000, the receive rate limit
will be set to 9984 kbps
See Also
SET SWITCH QOS
Syntax
SET SWITCH QOS DSCP=dscpcode-list
PRIORITY={HIGH|LOW}
Short Syntax
S SWITCH QOS DSCP=dscpcode-list
PRI={HIGH|LOW}
Where:
 dscpcode-list is a comma-separate list of numbers in the range 0-63 which
represent the DSCP (Differentiated Service Code Point) in the most
significant 6 bits of the TOS field in IPv4 header.
Description
This command maps the priority levels for Quality of Service.
The six bits TOS field in the IP header is decoded in 64 entries and for each
one it is possible to specify the priority.
Examples
To set the high priority for TOS 24 and 37, use the command: