Subscriber QoS overrides

Subscriber QoS overrides enable per-subscriber and per-SLA Profile Instance QoS parameter customization to reduce the amount of sub-profiles and sla-profiles that must be configured on the router to cover all needed service level combinations.

Subscriber QoS overrides can be installed at subscriber host or session creation:

Subscriber QoS overrides can be installed, updated or removed in a mid-session change with a RADIUS CoA, a DIAMETER Gx RAR or a DIAMETER Gx CCA message using the same attributes as for a subscriber host or session creation.

Subscriber QoS overrides can also be activated using subscriber services. See QoS override-based subscriber service for details.

The format of the [26.6527.126] Alc-Subscriber-QoS-Override VSA is described in the 7450 ESS, 7750 SR, and VSR RADIUS Attributes Reference Guide.

The format of QoS Overrides AVP's in the 3GPP-1016 QoS-Information AVP are described in the 7750 SR Gx AVPs Reference Guide.

The following SLA profile instance QoS parameters can be overridden:

The following subscriber QoS parameters can be overridden:

The operational value of some of the QoS parameters can be derived from different sources.

For queue and policer QoS parameters, the following hierarchy applies (highest priority is listed first):

For scheduler and arbiter overrides, the following hierarchy applies:

Up to 18 QoS overrides can be installed per subscriber host or session. A new set of QoS overrides received using a mid-session change replaces the previous set of QoS overrides.

QoS overrides are always stored as part of the subscriber host or session data but are only applied when the override is valid in the active QoS configuration. For example:

An egress queue 5 PIR rate override is stored with the subscriber session but not applied when the sap-egress QoS policy has no queue 5 defined

RADIUS or DIAMETER Gx initiated QoS overrides can be displayed with the following show commands:

Subscriber services initiated QoS overrides can be displayed with:

show service sub-services

The active QoS overrides per-subscriber and per-SLA Profile Instance can be displayed with:

show service active-subscribers detail

The number of allocated and free Subscriber SLA Profile Instance QoS overrides, QoS Intermediate Arbiter Overrides and QoS User Scheduler Overrides per-line card can be monitored with the tools dump resource-usage card CLI command.

Subscriber QoS overrides are synchronized through MCS in a dual-homing environment. QoS overrides are not stored in the subscriber-mgmt application persistence file.