Technical data

Configuring QoS Rules With the CLI

To configure QoS rules with the CLI, you need to be in QoS Rule configuration mode.

Enter

configure terminal, then specify a QoS rule with the command qosrule

rule-id>. See the chart below for the options for these two commands.

Commands for QoS Rule CLI Configuration

Once you are in QoS rule configuration mode (see directions above), you can issue

any of these QoS rule configuration commands:

Command Purpose

configure terminal

Enter global configuration mode.

qosrule rule-id netprotocol

{6|17|protocolnumber} qosprotocol

{H323v1|sip|none}

Enter QoS Rule configuration for the specified rule ID.

Use show qosrules to obtain a list of rule IDs. The

required parameters are:

 netprotocol: The network protocol is a standard network

protocol number such as 6 for TCP or 17 for UDP. It can

be any valid protocol number such as 119 for the SVP

protocol, used with Spectralink phones. [Full listing at:

http://www.iana.org/assignments/

protocol-numbers]

 qosprotocol: The QoS protocol. This can be one of the

following:

— H323v1 (H.323v1)

— sip (SIP - Session Initiation Protocol)

— none (Used to denote all other protocols)

... commands ...

Enter the QoS rule configuration commands here (see

the following table).

end

Return to privileged EXEC mode.

copy running-config startup-config

This is an optional step to save your entries in the

configuration file.