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Command Line Interface Tsunami MP.16 3650 System User Guide
Configuration from the Base Station: Service Class Creation
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Service Flows
You can create, modify, and delete up to 256 Service Flow classes, including those that are pre-defined on the Base
Station. If the Base Station is reset to factory defaults, the original values of the parameters for the pre-defined service
flow classes are restored.
To create an new SF Class, enter the following command at the root prompt:
MP16 >add sfclass <SF Class name>
To view a list of all SF Classes, enter the following from the root prompt:
MP16>show sfclass
To view the configuration of an SF Class, enter the following from the root prompt:
MP16>show sfclass <SF Class name>
To delete an SF, enter the following from the root prompt:
MP16>delete sfclass <SF Class name>
To configure the parameters of a particular SF Class, you must access the sfclass configuration prompt. Enter the
following at the root prompt:
MP16>configure sfclass <SF Class name>
The prompt will change to:
MP16(SF Class name)>
To view the configuration of the current SF Class, enter the following from the sfclass configuration prompt:
MP16>show
From the sfclass prompt, you can show or set parameters described below.
Service Flow Class Parameters
QoS Scheduling Types
Four QoS scheduling types are available. After selecting a scheduling type, set the associated parameters, as follows:
• UGS: The following QoS parameters are configurable (see table above):
– Maximum sustained information rate
Name Type Values Access Parameter
Service Flow Class ID Integer NA R sfclassid
Scheduling Type (see
QoS Scheduling Types)
DisplayString32 ugs
rtps
nrtps (default)
be
RW schedtype
Service Flow Direction Integer uplink
downlink
RW direction
Maximum Sustained
Data Rate
Integer 8 – 8192 kbps (in steps of 8
kbps)
RW maxsusdatrt
Minimum Reserved
Traffic Rate
Integer 8 – 8192 kbps in steps of 8 kbps
(default = 0)
RW minresdatrt
Maximum Latency Integer 5 – 100 ms (in steps of 5 ms) RW maxslat
Tolerable Jitter Integer 5 – 100 ms (in steps of 5 ms) RW toljtr
Traffic Priority Integer 0 – 7 RW trafpriority