qos-mpls map exp-traffic-class
Creates and populates an MPLS QoS EXP to traffic class mutation map.
Syntax
qos-mpls map exp-traffic-class
mapname
{
exp
exp_value
to
traffic-class
traffic_class_value
drop-precedence
drop_precedence_value
}
[no] qos-mpls map exp-traffic-class
mapname
[
exp
exp_value
to
traffic-class
traffic_class_value
drop-precedence
drop_precedence_value
]
Parameters
- mapname
- The name of the MPLS QoS EXP-to-traffic class mutation map. The name can be up to 64 characters.
- exp
- Specifies that the egress EXP value follows.
- exp_value
- The ingress EXP value. The range is from 0 through 7.
- traffic-class
- Specifies that the egress traffic class value follows.
- traffic_class_value
- The egress traffic class value. The range is from 0 through 63.
- drop-precedence
- Specifies that the traffic class drop precedence value follows.
- drop_precedence_value
- The egress traffic class drop precedencevalue. The range is from 0 through 3.
Modes
Global configuration mode
exp-traffic-class-mapname configuration mode
Usage Guidelines
Creating the map and setting the initial mutation places the device into
exp-traffic-class-mapname configuration mode where you continue to populate the map using the
exp command.
MPLS is supported on the Extreme 8820, SLX 9740, SLX 9640, and SLX 9540 devices only.
Examples
Follow this example to create an MPLS QoS EXP-to-traffic class mutation map.
device# configure terminal
device(config)# qos-mpls map exp-traffic-class expTCMap exp 1 to traffic-class 2 drop-precedence 2
device(exp-traffic-class-expTCMap)# exp 2 to traffic-class 4 drop-precedence 2
device(exp-traffic-class-expTCMap)# exp 4 to traffic-class 8 drop-precedence 2
device(exp-traffic-class-expTCMap)# exp 6 to traffic-class 12 drop-precedence 2
