Profiles DSCP
DSCP Profiles allow mapping of specific Layer 3 DSCP Code Points to specific L2 pbits. This allows mapping of Layer 3 QoS into Layer 2 markings. The system currently uses Layer 2 pbits for Queuing and QoS.
DSCP Profiles can be assigned either to uplink LAGs for downstream DSCP to pbit marking, or assigned to ONTs for upstream DSCP to pbit marking.
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DSCP Profile Attributes
| Attribute | Values | Default | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Profile-name | Printable string | N/A | Y | The name of the DSCP profile. |
| Profile-number | 1 ... N | N | Y | The dscp profile number. This is only meaningful for ONTs but should always be unique. |
| map-list | Container | |||
| Index | 1..64 | N | Y | Entry index in the table. |
| Dscp-val | 1..64N | N | Y | The DSCP code point at layer three. |
| Pbit-val | 0..7 | N | Y | The L2 pbit marking to associate with this DSCP code point. All DSCP code points without a map are assumed to be zero. |
Note: * = required parameter. The required parameter name does not have to be entered in the command script. The system automatically recognizes the entered parameters by their placement.
- Command Path – tolt>profiles>dscp-profiles>
- Module – tolt
- Container – profiles
- Container – dscp-profiles
- Types –
- *Profile-name – The name of the DSCP profile.
- Printable string (default N/A)
- *Profile-number – The dscp profile number. This is only meaningful for ONTs but should always be unique.
- 1..N (default N)
- map-listb> – Container
- *Index – Entry index in the table.
- 1..64 (default N)
- *Dscp-val – The DSCP code point at layer three.
- 1..64 (default N)
- *Pbit-val – The L2 pbit marking to associate with this DSCP code point. All DSCP code points without a map are assumed to be zero.
- 0..7 (default N)
- *Index – Entry index in the table.
- *Profile-name – The name of the DSCP profile.
DSCP Profile Creation Example
Note: Each profile has a name and a profile number which must be unique. DSCP profiles are pointed to based on their name.
- Command Path – tolt>profiles>dscp-profiles>
- Module – tolt
- Container – profiles
- Container – dscp-profiles
- Types – Example Parameters
- *Profile-Name – downstream-dscp-profiles
- Profile-number 1
- Container – map-list
- Index – 1
- dscp-val 11
- pbit-val 2
- Container – map-list
- Index – 2
- dscp-val 39
- pbit-val 4
- Container – map-list
- Index – 3
- dscp-val 46
- pbit-val 5
- Container – map-list
- From the MDS1-ESUA<config># command line, input tolt profiles dscp-profiles downstream-dscp-profiles, and press Enter.
- Input map-list 1 dscp-val 11 pbit-val 2 and press Enter.
- Input map-list 2 dscp-val 39 pbit 4 and press Enter.
- Input map-list 3 dscp-val 46 pbit 5 and press Enter.
- Input commit and press Enter. Outputs similar to the following are displayed:
MDS1-ESUA<config># tolt profiles dscp-profiles downstream-dscp-profiles profile-number 1 <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config-dscp-profiles-downstream-dscp-profile># map-list 1 dscp-val 11 pbit-val 2 <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config-map-list-1># map-list 2 dscp-val 39 pbit 4 <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config-map-list-2># map-list 3 dscp-val 46 pbit 5 <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config-map-list-3># commit <enter> Commit complete. MDS1-ESUA<config-map-list-3># exit <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config)#_ |
Assign DSCP Profile to Uplink LAG
- Command Path – tolt>interfaces>net>config>
- Module – tolt
- Container – interfaces
- Container – net
- Container – config
- Types – Example Parameters
- *aid – NET1
- dscp-profile-name downstream-dscp-profile
- From the MDS1-ESUA<config># command line, input tolt interfaces net config NET1 dscp-profile-name downstream-dscp-profile, and press Enter.
- Input commit and press Enter. Outputs similar to the following are displayed:
MDS1-ESUA<config># tolt interfaces net config NET1 dscp-profile-name downstream-dscp-profile <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config-config-NET1># commit <enter> Commit complete. MDS1-ESUA<config-config-NET1># exit <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config>#_ |
Assign Upstream DSCP Profile to ONT
The profile must be assigned to each profile manually or defined in the template for each profile type.
- Command Path – tolt>ont>config>
- Module – tolt
- Container – ont
- Container – config
- Types – Example Parameters
- *Aid – MDS1-1-1-1-1
- Container – profile-assignment
- Index – 1
- profile-name upstream-dscp-profile
- profile-type device-dscp-map
- From the MDS1-ESUA<config># command line, input tolt ont config MDS1-1-1-1 and press Enter.
- Input profile-assignment 1 profile-name upstream-dscp-profile, and press Enter.
- Input profile-assignment 1 profile-type device-dscp-map, and press Enter.
- Input commit and press Enter. Outputs similar to the following are displayed:
MDS1-ESUA<config># tolt ont config MDS1-1-1-1 <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config-config-MDS1-1-1-1-1># profile-assignment 1 profile-type device-dscp-map <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config-config-MDS1-1-1-1-1># commit <enter> Commit complete. MDS1-ESUA<config-config-MDS1-1-1-1-1># exit <enter> MDS1-ESUA<config>#_ |
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