You can copy an existing slope policy, rename it with a new policy ID value, or overwrite an existing policy ID. The overwrite option must be specified or an error occurs if the destination policy ID exists.
config>qos> copy {slope-policy} source-policy-id dest-policy-id [overwrite]
The following output displays the copied policies.
A:ALA-7210M>config>qos#
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description "Default slope policy."
queue "1"
high-slope
shutdown
start-avg 70
max-avg 90
max-prob 75
exit
low-slope
shutdown
start-avg 50
max-avg 75
max-prob 75
exit
time-average-factor 7
exit
queue "2"
high-slope
shutdown
start-avg 70
max-avg 90
max-prob 75
exit
low-slope
shutdown
start-avg 50
max-avg 75
max-prob 75
exit
time-average-factor 7
exit
queue "3"
high-slope
shutdown
start-avg 70
max-avg 90
max-prob 75
exit
low-slope
shutdown
start-avg 50
max-avg 75
max-prob 75
exit
time-average-factor 7
exit
queue "4"
high-slope
shutdown
start-avg 70
max-avg 90
max-prob 75
exit
low-slope
shutdown
start-avg 50
max-avg 75
max-prob 75
exit
time-average-factor 7
exit
queue "5"
high-slope
shutdown
start-avg 70
max-avg 90
max-prob 75
exit
low-slope
shutdown
start-avg 50
max-avg 75
max-prob 75
exit
time-average-factor 7
exit
...
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A:ALA-7210M>config>qos#