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    The document outlines the steps to configure Quality of Service (QoS) on a network device to prioritize different types of traffic.

    The steps include selecting port-based classification mode, creating profiles to map DSCP values, assigning profiles to ports, setting queue parameters like number and weights, and applying the profiles.

    Profiles are created by editing profile settings for DSCP mapping, scheduling, weights and lengths. They are then assigned to Ethernet and modem ports.

    iPASOLINK VR QoS Configuration on Robi Network

    Configuration Process

    ➢ Step-1: Provisioning>QoS/Classification setting>Classify Setting> Classification mode>Port


    Based QoS Mode.
    ➢ Step-2: Edit Profile>Profile(Port)1>DSCP> Classify Priority mapping As per attached excel
    sheet.
    ➢ Step-3: Assign Profile(Port)1 on used Eth port & Modem >Transparent to Profile(Port)1.
    ➢ Step-4: Default Port Priority will be zero>Priority Overwrite will be unchecked.
    ➢ Step-5: Shaper setting>Number of Queue:8 Class QoS>VLAN Shaper: Disable.
    ➢ Step-6: Edit Profile>Profile No:1>Drop Mode: WRED.
    ➢ Step-7: Edit Profile>Profile No:1>Drop Mode: WRED>Scheduling asper attached> DWRR
    Weight: as per attached> Queue Length: As per attached.
    ➢ Step-8: Edit Profile>Profile No:2>Drop Mode: WRED>Scheduling asper attached> DWRR
    Weight: as per attached> Queue Length: As per attached.
    ➢ Step-9: Apply Profile 1 on used Eth Port.
    ➢ Step-10: Apply Profile 2 on used Modem Port.

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    Classification Mode Selection

    Step-1: Provisioning>QoS/Classification setting>Classify Setting> Classification mode>Port Based QoS


    Mode.

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    Classification Profile Creation (Port Based QoS Mode)
    Step-2: Edit Profile>Profile(Port)1>DSCP> Classify Priority mapping As per attached excel sheet.

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    Mapping Mode Selection (Port Based QoS Mode)
    Step-3: Assign Profile(Port)1 on used Eth port & Modem >Transparent to Profile(Port)1.

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    Overwrite Selection (Port Based QoS Mode)

    Step-4: Default Port Priority will be zero>Priority Overwrite will be unchecked.

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    Selection of Number of Queue and VLAN Shaper

    Step-5: Shaper setting>Number of Queue:8 Class QoS>VLAN Shaper: Disable.

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    Queue Profile Creation (1/3)
    Step-6: Edit Profile>Profile No:1>Drop Mode: WRED.

    Number of Queue: 8 Classes QoS

    We created 2 profile. One for Eth port &


    another for Modem. All of the Eth port are
    1Gbps so no need to large buffer.

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    Queue Profile Creation (2/3)
    Step-7: Edit Profile>Profile No:1>Drop Mode: WRED>Scheduling asper attached> DWRR Weight: as per
    attached> Queue Length: As per attached.

    Number of Queue: 8 Classes QoS

    DWRR Weight: NEC support only numeric value. Percentage calculation:100%*A/(A+B+C+D+E)

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    Queue Profile Creation (3/3)
    Step-8: Edit Profile>Profile No:2>Drop Mode: WRED>Scheduling asper attached> DWRR Weight: as per
    attached> Queue Length: As per attached.

    Number of Queue: 8 Classes QoS

    We created 2 profile. One for Eth port & another for Modem. All of the Eth port are 1Gbps so no
    need to large buffer.
    DWRR Weight: NEC support only numeric value. Percentage calculation:100%*A/(A+B+C+D+E)

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    Apply Queue Profile (VLAN Shaper is disabled)
    Step-9: Apply Profile 1 on used Eth Port.

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    Apply Queue Profile (VLAN Shaper is disabled)
    Step-10: Apply Profile 2 on used Modem Port.

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    QoS traffic dump on EMS & IDU

    Discard
    traffic on
    IDU

    Class wise traffic


    on IDU

    Also We can collect dump from UNMS(10.101.12.112):New Volume€>UpperOSSData>RMON

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