mesPortAssociateShaper

Create and associate an egress shaper for the port.
              
Traffic shaping retains excess packets in a queue and then
schedules the excess for later transmission.
              
Identifier   - The name of the shaper.
              
Rate         - Excess traffic is held back until traffic falls below set
               limit, thus smoothing out bursts. The shaper rate scales
               linearly from zero to line rate with a resolution of 153 kb/s.
Burst size   - The burst size defines the maximum burst length that
               can be sent at wire speed before the shaper rate limit is
               applied. The burst size can range from 64B to 8kB.
              
Rate and Burst size are used for the first generation boards(10xEMxp, gbe22Emxp10G).
              
Maximum rate and Minimum are used for the second and third generation boards
(gbe10Emxp10Gii, gbe22Emxp10Gii, emxp80Gii, emxp40Gii, emxp48iie, emxp62iie,
 emxp120iie, emxp220iie, emxp240iie, emxp3, emxp440, emxp440q, hdea1600, emxp800xh, emxp800xhc).
              
Traffic shaping can be done across each of the eight egress queues associated with
each port. Minimum bandwidth shaping is a way to guarantee a certain queue a minimum
bandwidth. Hence the best effort queue (Q1) can be guaranteed a minimum bandwidth
even if the finest queue (Q8) is already overbooked.
              
Minimum rate - Minimum shaping rate.
               The shaper works with the scheduler on egress and causes excess
               traffic to be held back until traffic falls below set limit,
               thus smoothing out bursts.
              
Maximum rate - Maximum shaping rate.
              
              
Queue        - The queue number for the shaper.

MIB

LUM-MES-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.8708.2.32.2.12.1.1.38

Type

column

Access

readonly

Status

current

Parent

mesPortEntry

Groups

12