Binding a User-Defined Queuing Policy-Map
Customized queuing policy-maps take affect only when the configuration is bound to an interface. Queuing policy-maps can be bound to the port with the following command:
service-policy type queuing output NAME
Where NAME represents the name of the queuing policy-map.
For example:
class-map type queuing data
match queue 0
!
class-map type queuing signal
match queue 3
!
class-map type queuing voice
match queue 1
!
policy-map type queuing configPolicy1
class type queuing class-default-q
exit
class type queuing data
exit
class type queuing signal
exit
class type queuing voice
exit
!
interface xe11.1
service-policy type queuing output configPolicy1
Queue(s) which are not matched in any class in a user-defined policy-map, will be mapped to Class-default-q by default. This class-default-q is a by-default created class in a user-defined policy-map.
Last modified date: 10/20/2023