Netgear XCM8806 - 8800 SERIES 6-SLOT CHASSIS SWITCH ユーザーズマニュアル

Configuring Traffic Groups

The following sections describe how to configure traffic groups:

ACL-based traffic groups are introduced in 

on page 362. An ACL 

can implement multiple QoS features, so it is usually best to finalize the ACL after all other 
features have been configured. 

To configure an ACL-based traffic group, do the following:

Create an ACL policy file and add rules to the file using the following guidelines:

a. Use ACL match conditions to identify the traffic for the traffic group.

b.  Use ACL action modifiers to apply QoS features such as ingress meter or traffic 

queue selection, egress QoS profile or traffic queue selection, and 802.1p priority 
replacement to the traffic group.

Apply the ACL policy file to the ports where you want to define the traffic groups. You can 
apply the file to specific ports, all ports, or all ports in a VLAN.

ACLs are described in detail in 

. 

As described in 

on page 362, the default switch 

configuration defines CoS 802.1p-based traffic groups. The configuration options for these 
groups are described in the following sections:

If you are using ACL-based traffic groups, use the 

qosprofile

 or 

traffic-queue

 action modifier to select a forwarding queue. Traffic 

that meets any ACL match conditions is not evaluated by other traffic 
groups.

CoS 802.1p examination is supported on all platforms and enabled by default. However, you 
can only disable and enable this feature on NETGEAR 8800 switches. To free ACL