Procedure 14-9: Manage traffic expansion in TMPLS pseudowire encapsulation

- Overview

Use this procedure as an aid in managing Ethernet packet bandwidth consumption on the VLNC42B.

- Before you begin

Do the following:

Step

The user can manage traffic expansion in several ways. The following steps are suggestions on how to manage that traffic.

 
1

If required, rate police the traffic entering the UNI ports to ensure that no more than 1 Gb/s of traffic attempts to flow out of the NNI port.

From the Navigation menu, select QoS → ETS Flow Services → Traffic Descriptor Configuration to create/modify/delete the ETS Traffic Descriptors (TD). See Procedure 14-8: ETS flow services traffic descriptor configuration.

Apply the TDs to the service using Procedure 10-1: Configure Virtual Private Wire Service (VPWS) in Chapter 10, ETS flow services.


2

If required, set the VLNC42B internal rate shaper.

From the Navigation menu, select QoS → Class of Service → Interface Configuration and enter the Interface Shaping Rate. See Table 14-3, Recommended rate shape settings.

Reference:

Procedure 14-7: Provision class of service.


3

If required, disable the VLNC42B internal rate shaper and use Flow Control to manage the excess traffic.

From the Navigation menu, select QoS → Class of Service → Interface Configuration and set the Interface Shaping Rate to 0 (zero). See Procedure 14-7: Provision class of service.

From the Navigation menu, select Port → Ethernet Port → Configuration and Enable Flow Control Mode on both the UNI and NNI ports. Refer to Table 14-2, Flow control setting behavior for flow control behavior.


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