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SmartSwitch ATM User Guide 6-5

Traffic Management

Traffic Management Capabilities

6.1.3

Queue Buffers

ATM SmartSwitches perform buffering using a shared-memory architecture. Buffer space is divided into queues for
each class of service. In turn, ports are allocated a portion of each of the service class queues. This allocation is
controlled on a per-port basis by the

porttrafficcongestion

commands.

Quality of service is defined on an end-to-end basis in terms of cell loss ratio, cell transfer delay, and cell delay
variation.

For example, enter the

show porttrafficcongestion

command to view current buffer utilization.

SmartSwitch # show porttrafficcongestion

PortNumber(ALL) :

PortID QueueId ServiceClass MinIndex MinValue MaxIndex MaxValue

==============================================================================

CPU 1 CBR 10 64 15 1024

CPU 2 RTVBR 8 256 13 4096

CPU 3 NRTVBR 8 256 13 4096

CPU 4 ABR 8 256 12 8192

CPU 5 UBR 8 256 12 8192

PortID QueueId ServiceClass MinIndex MinValue MaxIndex MaxValue

==============================================================================

7A1 1 CBR 10 64 15 1024

7A1 2 RTVBR 8 256 13 4096

7A1 3 NRTVBR 8 256 13 4096

7A1 4 ABR 8 256 12 8192

7A1 5 UBR 8 256 12 8192

PortID QueueId ServiceClass MinIndex MinValue MaxIndex MaxValue

==============================================================================

7A2 1 CBR 10 64 15 1024

7A2 2 RTVBR 8 256 13 4096

7A2 3 NRTVBR 8 256 13 4096

7A2 4 ABR 8 256 12 8192

7A2 5 UBR 8 256 12 8192

PortID QueueId ServiceClass MinIndex MinValue MaxIndex MaxValue

==============================================================================

7A3 1 CBR 10 64 15 1024

7A3 2 RTVBR 8 256 13 4096

7A3 3 NRTVBR 8 256 13 4096

7A3 4 ABR 8 256 12 8192

7A3 5 UBR 8 256 12 8192

More(/q)?:

MinValue

and

MaxValue

are thresholds set on a per-queue, per-port basis and are measured in cells (53 bytes). The

MinValue

threshold is the amount of buffer space guaranteed to a call of a particular service class on the corresponding

port. The

MaxValue

threshold is the maximum amount of buffer space that a call of a particular service class is allowed

on the corresponding port.

QoS corresponds to the queues as follows:

Queue 1 — Constant Bit Rate (CBR)

Queue 2 — Real Time Variable Bit Rate (rt-VBR)

Queue 3 — Non-real time Variable Bit Rate (Nrt-VBR)