3Com 4007R Implementation Guide - Page 584

584 CHAPTER 22: QOS AND RSVP s For the rate limit type receivePort or aggregate: s Service level for nonconforming excess (packets exceeding the rate limit) s Whether nonconforming excess are loss eligible s How the rate limit is expressed (percentage of port bandwidth or KBps) s Rate-limit value (0 through 65434 Kbps or 0 through 100 percent) s Burst size in Kbytes (16 through 8192; the default value depends on your specified rate limit) s Bridge ports for which you want to enable the specified rate limit value (specified bridge ports or all bridge ports). If you specify a subset of available ports, you can enter another rate-limit value for another set of ports. s For any type of rate limit (and a service level other than drop), any combination of IEEE 802.1p priority tag values in the range of from 0 through 7 or none to apply to forwarded frames. By default, no tags are applied unless the associated classifier defines a tag value. In that case, the tag value from the associated classifier is used for the forwarded frames. s Whether to drop packets used to establish TCP connections. This is a form of one-way filtering for flow classifiers only. The default is no. s Enable control start and stop times. Similar to how a VCR operates, this timer allows you to set the desired beginning and ending period for a control. The default is no. If you select yes, you set the following: s Input time type such as daily, weekdays, or weekends. You can also choose a "specific" type that lets you choose an exact day. s The starting time expressed in hours, minutes, and am or pm. s The ending time expressed in hours, minutes, and am or pm. s One or more classifiers (classifier numbers) that are subject to this control.