Filters and QoS Configuration for ERS 5500

 

 

Technical Configuration Guide

v2.0

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CONVENTIONS

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1.

OVERVIEW: ETHERNET ROUTING SWITCH 5500 QOS AND FILTERING

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2.

QOS FLOW CHART

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3.

FILTER FUNCTIONALITY

10

 

3.1

OVERALL CLASSIFICATION FUNCTIONALITY

10

 

3.2

CLASSIFIER BLOCK FUNCTIONALITY

10

 

3.3

PORT RANGE FUNCTIONALITY

11

 

3.4

POLICIES

12

4.

QUEUE SETS

14

5.

TRAFFIC METER AND SHAPING

19

 

5.1

ACTUAL BUCKET SIZE

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5.2

POLICING TRAFFIC

20

 

5.3

INTERFACE SHAPER

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6.

DEFAULT NORTEL CLASS OF SERVICE

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7.

QOS ACCESS LISTS (ACL)

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7.1

ACL CONFIGURATION

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8.

IP SECURITY FEATURES

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8.1

DHCP SNOOPING

30

 

8.2

DYNAMIC ARP INSPECTION

30

 

8.3

IP SOURCE GUARD

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9.

BPDU FILTERING

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9.1

BPDU FILTERING CONFIGURATION

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10.

QOS INTERFACE APPLICATIONS

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10.1

ARP SPOOFING

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10.2

DHCP ATTACKS

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10.3

DOS

36

 

10.4

BPDU BLOCKING

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11. CONFIGURATION STEPS – POLICY CONFIGURATION

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11.1

ROLE COMBINATION

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11.2

CLASSIFICATION

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11.3

METERS

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11.4

ADD A NEW POLICY

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12.

CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES

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12.1

PRE-DEFINEDVALUES

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12.2

CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE 1 – TRAFFIC METER USING POLICIES

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12.3CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE – IP ACL, DHCP SNOOPING, ARP INSPECTION, BPDU

FILTERING, AND SOURCE GUARD

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12.4

CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE 3: PORT RANGE USING ACL OR POLICY

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12.5

CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE 4

– L2 CLASSIFICATION BASED ON MAC ADDRESS

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12.6

CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE 5

– L2 AND L3 CLASSIFICATION

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