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Avaya G450 Branch Gateway CLI Reference
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show queueing
Last Updated : Nov 06, 2012 |
Displays the priority queueing and WFVQ configuration, for a specific interface type or interface, or for all interfaces.
Prolog information
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Syntax
show queueing [interface_type if_number]
Parameters
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Parameter
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Description
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Possible Values
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Default Value
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|---|---|---|---|
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interface_type
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The type of interface
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Serial, Fast-Ethernet
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if_number
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The interface number. For FastEthernet: module/port
For Serial: module/port:channel-group
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channel_group: E1: 0-30 T1: 0-23
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User level
read
Context
general
Note:
This command is also used for the FastEthernet interface when traffic shaping has been configured.
Example
To display the priority queue size in packets:
Gxxx-001(super)# show queueing Current priority queue configuration:
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Interface Name
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VOIP
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Est. Delay [ms]
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Q.1(High)
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Q.2
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Q.3
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Q.4(Low)
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DE Buf
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Serial 3/1
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OFF
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OFF
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524
|
524
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524
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524
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-
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Serial 4/1:1
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OFF
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OFF
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507
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507
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507
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507
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507
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Current voip fair queue configuration:
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Interface Name
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Total discard threshold
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Flow discard threshold
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Dynamic Queue
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Max voip delay (ms)
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Priority queues
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Serial 3/1:1
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256
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64
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16
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20
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1
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Output fields
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Field
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Description
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|---|---|
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VOIP
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Indicates if VoIP queueing is enabled. VoIP queueing is enabled using the voip-queue command.
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Est. Delay [ms]
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If VoIP queueing is enabled, displays the maximum queue delay for which to estimate the high priority queue size necessary to meet the queueing delay for a specific VoIP codec. By default, this is estimated for the G.729 codec and is 20 ms. It can be configured through the voip-queue-delay command. If VoIP queueing is not enabled, the Est. Delay column displays OFF.
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Q.1
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The size, in packets, of the highest priority queue
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Q.2
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The size, in packets, of the second highest priority queue
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Q.3
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The size, in packets, of the second lowest priority queue
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Q.4
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The size, in packets, of the lowest priority queue
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Total discard threshold
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The total buffer credits limit for WFQ. Configurable through the fair-queue-limit command.
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Flow discard threshold
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Per subqueue buffer credits. Not configurable.
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Dynamic queues
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The total number of subqueues. Not configurable.
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Max voip delay [ms]
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Maximum delay for VoIP bearer
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Priority queues
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The number of priority queues in the system. Not configurable. From the user’s point of view control and bearer queues are the same queue.
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