Priority Mapping

Procedure

• Create a Diff-Serv domain name.
  NOTE:

  You can create a Diff-Serv domain name on the S5700HI, S5710EI and S6700 switches.
  1. Choose QoS > Priority Mapping to open the Priority Mapping in Inbound Direction page.
     NOTE:

     • By default, the Diff-Serv domain name is default.
     • The maximum of eight Diff-Serv domain names can be created.
     • You can create a Diff-Serv domain name in the same way on the Priority Mapping in Outbound Direction page.

  2. Click New. The Create Priority Mapping in Inbound Direction is displayed.

     Table 1 describes the parameters on the page.

     Table 1 Create Priority Mapping in Inbound Direction

     Parameter	Description
     Diff-Serv Domain Name	The value is a string of 1 to 31 characters. This parameter is mandatory.
     Select Mapping Type	Mapping types include 802.1p-to-internal Priority Mapping and DSCP-to-internal Priority Mapping.
     Start 802.1p Priority of Incoming Packets	Indicates the start 802.1p priority ranging from 0 to 7. This parameter is mandatory.
     End 802.1p Priority of Incoming Packets	Indicates the end 802.1p priority ranging from 0 to 7.
     Internal Priority of Outgoing Packets	Indicates the internal priority including eight options. This parameter is mandatory.
     Discard Priority of Outgoing Packets	Indicates the discard priority including Green Packets, Yellow Packets, and Red Packets. This parameter is mandatory.

     NOTE:

     Select Mapping Type

     • For example, select 802.1p-to-internal Priority Mapping as the default value.
     • When DSCP-to-internal Priority Mapping is selected,

       the page displays a list including Diff-Serv Domain Name, Start DSCP Priority of Incoming Packets, End DSCP Priority of Incoming Packets, Internal Priority of Outgoing Packets and Discard Priority of Outgoing Packets.

     • The values of Start DSCP Priority and End DSCP Priority range from 0 to 63.
     • The values of Internal Priority and Discard Priority are consistent with that of 802.1p-to-internal Priority Mapping.

  3. Set parameters.
  4. Click OK.
• Configure priority mapping.
  • Configure Priority Mapping in Inbound Direction. The S5700HI, S5710EI and S6700 switches support this function.
    1. Choose QoS > Priority Mapping > Priority Mapping in Inbound Direction to open the Priority Mapping in Inbound Direction page.
    2. Select a record and click Configure to open the Configure Priority Mapping in Inbound Direction page. Table 2 describes the parameters on the page.

       Table 2 Configure Priority Mapping in Inbound Direction

       Parameter	Description
       Diff-Serv Domain Name	Indicates the current Diff-Serv domain name. This parameter cannot be modified.
       Select Mapping Type	Mapping types include 802.1p-to-internal Priority Mapping and DSCP-to-internal Priority Mapping.
       Start 802.1p Priority of Incoming Packets	Indicates the start 802.1p priority ranging from 0 to 7. This parameter is mandatory.
       End 802.1p Priority of Incoming Packets	Indicates the end 802.1p priority ranging from 0 to 7.
       Internal Priority of Outgoing Packets	Indicates the internal priority including seven options. This parameter is mandatory.
       Discard Priority of Outgoing Packets	Indicates the discard priority including Green Packets, Yellow Packets, and Red Packets. This parameter is mandatory.

       NOTE:

       Select Mapping Type

       • For example, select 802.1p-to-internal Priority Mapping as the default value.
       • When DSCP-to-internal Priority Mapping is selected,

         the page displays a list including Diff-Serv Domain NameStart DSCP Priority of Incoming Packets, End DSCP Priority of Incoming Packets, Internal Priority of Outgoing Packets and Discard Priority of Outgoing Packets.

       • The values of Start DSCP Priority and End DSCP Priority range from 0 to 63.
       • The values of Internal Priority and Discard Priority are consistent with that of 802.1p-to-internal Priority Mapping.
    3. Set parameters.
    4. Click OK.
  • Configure Priority Mapping in Outbound Direction. The S5700HI, S5710EI and S6700 switches support this function.
    1. Choose QoS > Priority Mapping > Priority Mapping in Outbound Direction to open the Priority Mapping in Outbound Direction page.
    2. Select a record and click Configure to open the Configure Priority Mapping in Outbound Direction page. Table 3 describes the parameters on the page.

       Table 3 Configure Priority Mapping in Outbound Direction

       Parameter	Description
       Diff-Serv Domain Name	Indicates the current Diff-Serv domain name. This parameter cannot be modified.
       Select Mapping Type	Mapping types include Internal-to-802.1p Priority Mapping and Internal-to-DSCP Priority Mapping.
       Internal Priority of Outgoing Packets	Indicates the internal priority including seven options. This parameter is mandatory.
       Discard Priority of Outgoing Packets	Indicates the discard priority including Green Packets, Yellow Packets, and Red Packets. This parameter is mandatory.
       802.1p Priority of Incoming Packets	Indicates the start 802.1p priority ranging from 0 to 7. This parameter is mandatory.

       NOTE:

       Select Mapping Type

       • For example, select Internal-to-802.1p Priority Mapping as the default value.
       • When Internal-to-DSCP Priority Mapping is selected,

         the page displays a list including Internal Priority, Discard Priority, and DSCP Priority.

       • The DSCP value ranges from 0 to 63.
       • The values of Internal Priority, Discard Priority are consistent with that of Internal-to-DSCP Priority Mapping.
    3. Set parameters.
    4. Click OK.
  • Configure Priority Mapping. The S2750, S5700EI,S5700SI and S5700LI switches support this function.

    1. Choose QoS > Priority Mapping to open the Priority Mapping page.

    2. Click Configure to open the Priority Mapping page. Table 4 describes the parameters on the page.

       Table 4 Priority Mapping

       Parameter	Description
       Select Mapping Type	Indicates the priority mapping type.
       Start Input DSCP Value	Specifies the start DSCP value of the incoming packets. The value ranges from 0 to 63. This parameter is mandatory. Specifies the start IP precedence value of the incoming packets. The value ranges from 0 to 7.
       End Input DSCP Value	Specifies the end DSCP value of the incoming packets. The value ranges from 0 to 63. Specifies the end IP precedence value of the incoming packets. The value ranges from 0 to 7.
       Output 802.1P Priority	Specifies the 802.1p priority of the outgoing packets. The value is an integer that ranges from 0 to 7. This parameter is mandatory. Specifies the discard priority of the outgoing packets. The value is an integer that ranges from 0 to 2. Specifies the DSCP priority of the outgoing packets. The value is an integer that ranges from 0 to 63.

       NOTE:

       Configure the priority mappings as follows:

       • To map the DSCP field to the 802.1p field, set the start DSCP value, end DSCP value, and specified 802.1p field of outgoing packets.
       • To map the DSCP field to the discard priority, set the start DSCP value, end DSCP value, and discard priority.
       • To map the DSCP field to the DSCP field, set the start DSCP value, end DSCP value, and DSCP value of outgoing packets.
       • To map the IP precedence field to the 802.1p field, set the start IP precedence value, end IP precedence value, and specified 802.1p field of outgoing packets.
       • To map the IP precedence field to the IP precedence field, set the start IP precedence value, end IP precedence value, and specified IP precedence value of outgoing packets.

       The following is an example for mapping the DSCP field to the 802.1p field.

    3. Set parameters.
    4. Click OK.

• Delete priority mapping.
  1. Choose QoS > Priority Mapping to open the Priority Mapping page.
     NOTE:

     The S5700HI, S5710EI and S6700 switches can delete priority mapping on the Priority Mapping in Inbound Direction or Priority Mapping in Outbound Direction page.

  2. Select a record that you want to delete and click Delete. The system asks you whether to delete the record.
     NOTE:

     • To select a record, click the check box of the record.
     • To delete records in batches, click the check boxes of the records.

  3. Click OK.
• Delete Diff-Serv Domain Name
  NOTE:

  The S5700HI, S5710EI and S6700 series switches can delete a Diff-Serv domain name.

  1. Choose QoS > Priority Mapping > Priority Mapping to open the Priority Mapping in Inbound Direction page.
  2. Select a record that you want to delete and click Delete. The system asks you whether to delete the record.
     NOTE:

     • You can delete a Diff-Serv domain name in the same way on the Priority Mapping in Outbound Direction page.
     • By default, the Diff-Serv domain name is default. You cannot delete the default name.

  3. Click OK.