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GR2K-GA-0014 1-7
Ver. 07-02
Thefeaturesofaflow filter input format are listed in Table 1-4.
Thefeaturesofa
flow qos input format are listed in Table 1-4.
Interface Types that Support Flow Control
Table 1-5 is a list of interfaces that support flow control. The listed interfaces support
IPv4 and IPv6 flow controls. These interfaces designate applicable interface names
set by the ip information or the ip-address information. (The IP information or the
IP-address information must be set before setting the flow control.)
Table 1-3 Features of Each Constituting Definition Inputting Form for flow filter
Information
Item
Configuration Input Format
flow filter
Number of entry (*1) Refer to Table 1-20, “Maximum Definable Entries by Each PM Mounting Memory
Size,” on page 1-25.
Inputting form Input one command to define one list. Effective in inputting a number of entries.
Function use, and unused unit Device unit Device unit, and input/output interface unit
Operation command Indication
unit for filter ip flow.
Input/output interface unit, and list unit
RM Ethernet Supported. Unsupported.
*1: There is a packet of which priority is fixedly determined irrespective of the setting contents of configuration
definition information.
Table 1-4 Features of Each Constituting Definition Inputting Form for flow qos
Information
Item
Configuration Input Format
flow qos
Number of entry (*1) Refer to Table 1-20, “Maximum Definable Entries by Each PM Mounting Memory
Size,” on page 1-25.
Inputting form Input one command to define one list. Effective in inputting a number of entries.
Function use, and unused unit Device unit Device unit, and input/output interface unit
Operation command Indication
unit for filter ip flow.
Input/output interface unit, and list unit
Determination of arbitrary priority
in all IP packets (*1)
Supported.
*1: There is a packet of which priority is fixedly determined irrespective of the setting contents of configuration
definition information.