The elements required to define a queue management policy are:
a unique policy ID
CBS and MBS parameters to allocate buffers to the queues
the RED slope shapes for the buffer-pool, that is, start-average, max-average, max-drop-probability settings for the high-priority and low priority RED slope
the TAF factor for the queue
Queue management policy ID default is reserved for the default queue management policy. The default policy cannot be deleted or changed. The default policy is implicitly applied to all queues that do not have another queue management policy explicitly assigned. The following table lists the default values for the default slope policy.
Parameter | Description | Setting |
---|---|---|
Policy ID |
Queue management policy ID |
Default (for default queue management policy) |
CBS |
Committed Burst size |
Default (in kilobytes) |
MBS |
Maximum Burst size |
Default (in kilobytes) |
High (RED) slope |
Administrative state |
Shutdown |
start-avg |
70% utilization |
|
max-avg |
90% utilization |
|
max-prob |
75% |
|
Low (RED) slope |
Administrative state |
Shutdown |
start-avg |
50% utilization |
|
max-avg |
75% utilization |
|
max-prob |
75% |
|
TAF |
time-average-factor |
7 |
See Table: Default CBS and MBS values for the default CBS and MBS queues on the 7210 SAS-Mxp, 7210 SAS-R6, and 7210 SAS-R12.