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User Manual for the NETGEAR 7300S Series Layer 3 Managed Switch Software
Quality of Service (QoS) Commands 11-47
202-10088-01, March 2005
Interface This displays the slot/port of the interface. If displaying the glo-
bal configuration, this output line is replaced with a Global Con-
fig indication.
Intf Shaping Rate The maximum transmission bandwidth limit for the interface as a
whole. It is independent of any per-queue maximum bandwidth
value(s) in effect for the interface. This is a configured value.
Queue Mgmt Type The queue depth management technique used for all queues on
this interface, either tail drop or weighted random early discard
(WRED). This is a configured value.
WRED Decay Exponent The weighted random early discard (WRED) average queue
length calculation decay exponent. This is a configured value.
The following information is repeated for each queue on the interface.
Queue IdQueue identification number An interface supports n queues numbered 0 to (n-1).
The specific n value is platform dependent.
Minimum Bandwidth The minimum transmission bandwidth guarantee for the queue,
expressed as a percentage. A value of 0 means bandwidth is not
guaranteed and the queue operates using best-effort. This is a
configured value.
Maximum Bandwidth The maximum transmission bandwidth limit for the queue,
expressed as a percentage. A value of 0 means no upper limit is
enforced, so the queue may use any or all of the available band-
width of the interface. This is a configured value.
Scheduler Type Indicates whether this queue is scheduled for transmission using a
strict priority or a weighted scheme. This is a configured value.
Queue Mgmt Type The queue depth management technique used for this queue,
either tail drop or weighted random early discard (WRED). This
is a configured value.
show interfaces random-detect
This command displays the weighted random early discard (WRED) configuration for each
supported drop precedence level of each queue for the specified interface. The slot/port parameter
is optional and is only valid on platforms that support independent per-port class of service
mappings. If specified, the class-of-service WRED configuration of the interface is displayed. If
omitted, the most recent global configuration settings are displayed.
Format show interfaces random-detect [slot/port]
Mode Privileged EXEC
- User Manual for the 1
- NETGEAR 7300S Series 1
- Layer 3 Managed Switch 1
- Software 1
- Technical Support 2
- Trademarks 2
- Statement of Conditions 2
- Contents 5
- Chapter 1 31
- About This Guide 31
- Typographical Conventions 32
- Special Message Formats 32
- About This Guide 1-3 33
- 1-4 About This Guide 34
- Chapter 2 35
- Chapter 3 37
- Chapter 4 41
- Web Based Management Overview 42
- A login window opens: 43
- Click the Login link 43
- Interactive Switch Image 45
- Main Menus 46
- Secondary Menus 47
- System-Wide Popup Menus 48
- Port-Specific Popup Menus 49
- Chapter 5 51
- Parameters 52
- Conventions 53
- Annotations 54
- Chapter 6 55
- Quick Start up 55
- System Info and System Setup 56
- Quick Start up IP Address 57
- command 58
- Quick Start up 6-5 59
- (Only XMODEM) 60
- Quick Start up 6-7 61
- 6-8 Quick Start up 62
- Chapter 7 63
- Mode-based CLI 63
- Mode-based Topology 65
- Mode-based Command Hierarchy 66
- Flow of Operation 68
- “No” Form of a Command 69
- 7-8 Mode-based CLI 70
- Chapter 8 71
- Switching Commands 71
- 8-2 Switching Commands 72
- Switching Commands 8-3 73
- 8-4 Switching Commands 74
- Switching Commands 8-5 75
- 8-6 Switching Commands 76
- Switching Commands 8-7 77
- 8-8 Switching Commands 78
- Switching Commands 8-9 79
- 8-10 Switching Commands 80
- Switching Commands 8-11 81
- 8-12 Switching Commands 82
- 8-14 Switching Commands 84
- System Management Commands 85
- 8-16 Switching Commands 86
- Switching Commands 8-17 87
- 8-18 Switching Commands 88
- Switching Commands 8-19 89
- 8-20 Switching Commands 90
- Switching Commands 8-21 91
- 8-22 Switching Commands 92
- Switching Commands 8-23 93
- 8-24 Switching Commands 94
- Switching Commands 8-25 95
- 8-26 Switching Commands 96
- SNMP Community Commands 97
- 8-28 Switching Commands 98
- Switching Commands 8-29 99
- 8-30 Switching Commands 100
- 202-10088-01, March 2005 100
- Switching Commands 8-31 101
- 8-32 Switching Commands 102
- Switching Commands 8-33 103
- 8-34 Switching Commands 104
- Management VLAN Command 106
- System Configuration Commands 106
- Switching Commands 8-37 107
- 8-38 Switching Commands 108
- Switching Commands 8-39 109
- 8-40 Switching Commands 110
- Switching Commands 8-41 111
- 8-42 Switching Commands 112
- Switching Commands 8-43 113
- 8-44 Switching Commands 114
- Switching Commands 8-45 115
- 8-46 Switching Commands 116
- Switching Commands 8-47 117
- Virtual LAN (VLAN) Commands 118
- Switching Commands 8-49 119
- 8-50 Switching Commands 120
- Switching Commands 8-51 121
- 8-52 Switching Commands 122
- Switching Commands 8-53 123
- 8-54 Switching Commands 124
- Switching Commands 8-55 125
- 8-56 Switching Commands 126
- Switching Commands 8-57 127
- 8-58 Switching Commands 128
- System Utility Commands 129
- 8-60 Switching Commands 130
- Switching Commands 8-61 131
- 8-62 Switching Commands 132
- Pre-login Banner 133
- CLI Command Logging 134
- Configuration Scripting 134
- Switching Commands 8-65 135
- System Log (Syslog) 136
- Switching Commands 8-67 137
- 8-68 Switching Commands 138
- Switching Commands 8-69 139
- 8-70 Switching Commands 140
- Switching Commands 8-71 141
- 8-72 Switching Commands 142
- Switching Commands 8-73 143
- 8-74 Switching Commands 144
- Switching Commands 8-75 145
- 8-76 Switching Commands 146
- User Account Commands 147
- 8-78 Switching Commands 148
- Switching Commands 8-79 149
- 8-80 Switching Commands 150
- DHCP Server Commands 151
- 8-82 Switching Commands 152
- Switching Commands 8-83 153
- 8-84 Switching Commands 154
- Switching Commands 8-85 155
- 8-86 Switching Commands 156
- Switching Commands 8-87 157
- 8-88 Switching Commands 158
- Switching Commands 8-89 159
- 8-90 Switching Commands 160
- Switching Commands 8-91 161
- 8-92 Switching Commands 162
- 8-94 Switching Commands 164
- Switching Commands 8-95 165
- GARP Commands 166
- Switching Commands 8-97 167
- 8-100 Switching Commands 170
- Switching Commands 8-101 171
- 8-102 Switching Commands 172
- Switching Commands 8-103 173
- 8-104 Switching Commands 174
- Switching Commands 8-105 175
- 8-106 Switching Commands 176
- Switching Commands 8-107 177
- 8-108 Switching Commands 178
- IGMP Snooping per VLAN 179
- 8-110 Switching Commands 180
- Switching Commands 8-111 181
- 8-112 Switching Commands 182
- Switching Commands 8-113 183
- 8-114 Switching Commands 184
- Switching Commands 8-115 185
- 8-116 Switching Commands 186
- Switching Commands 8-117 187
- (LAG) 187
- Spanning Tree (STP) Commands 188
- Switching Commands 8-119 189
- 8-120 Switching Commands 190
- Switching Commands 8-121 191
- 8-122 Switching Commands 192
- Switching Commands 8-123 193
- 8-124 Switching Commands 194
- Switching Commands 8-125 195
- 8-126 Switching Commands 196
- Switching Commands 8-127 197
- 8-128 Switching Commands 198
- Enabled or disabled 198
- Switching Commands 8-129 199
- 8-130 Switching Commands 200
- Switching Commands 8-131 201
- 8-132 Switching Commands 202
- Switching Commands 8-133 203
- 8-134 Switching Commands 204
- Switching Commands 8-135 205
- 8-136 Switching Commands 206
- Configured value 206
- Switching Commands 8-137 207
- 8-138 Switching Commands 208
- Chapter 9 209
- Security Commands 209
- 9-2 Security Commands 210
- Security Commands 9-3 211
- 9-4 Security Commands 212
- Commands 213
- 9-6 Security Commands 214
- Security Commands 9-7 215
- 9-8 Security Commands 216
- Security Commands 9-9 217
- 9-10 Security Commands 218
- 9-12 Security Commands 220
- Security Commands 9-13 221
- 9-14 Security Commands 222
- Security Commands 9-15 223
- 9-16 Security Commands 224
- 9-18 Security Commands 226
- Security Commands 9-19 227
- 9-20 Security Commands 228
- Security Commands 9-21 229
- Secure Shell (SSH) Commands 230
- Security Commands 9-23 231
- 9-24 Security Commands 232
- Security Commands 9-25 233
- 9-26 Security Commands 234
- Chapter 10 235
- Routing Commands 235
- 10-2 Routing Commands 236
- Routing Commands 10-3 237
- 10-4 Routing Commands 238
- Routing Commands 10-5 239
- IP Routing 240
- Routing Commands 10-7 241
- 10-8 Routing Commands 242
- Routing Commands 10-9 243
- 10-10 Routing Commands 244
- Routing Commands 10-11 245
- 10-12 Routing Commands 246
- Routing Commands 10-13 247
- For each Next Hop 247
- 10-14 Routing Commands 248
- Bootp/DHCP Relay Commands 249
- 10-16 Routing Commands 250
- Routing Commands 10-17 251
- 10-18 Routing Commands 252
- Routing Commands 10-19 253
- 10-20 Routing Commands 254
- Virtual LAN Routing Commands 255
- 10-22 Routing Commands 256
- Routing Commands 10-23 257
- 10-24 Routing Commands 258
- Routing Commands 10-25 259
- 10-26 Routing Commands 260
- Routing Commands 10-27 261
- 10-28 Routing Commands 262
- Routing Commands 10-29 263
- 10-30 Routing Commands 264
- Chapter 11 265
- <dstmacmask> 266
- Mode Global Config 273
- Class Commands 273
- Policy Commands 282
- Service Commands 293
- Show Commands 294
- Mode Privileged EXEC 296
- Privileged EXEC 300
- Chapter 12 315
- Managing Switch Stacks 315
- Switch Stack Membership 316
- Managing Switch Stacks 12-3 317
- Switch Stack Cabling 318
- Stack Member Numbers 319
- Stack Member Priority Values 320
- Managing Switch Stacks 12-7 321
- 12-8 Managing Switch Stacks 322
- Managing Switch Stacks 12-9 323
- Stacking Recommendations 324
- General Practices 325
- Renumbering Stack Members 327
- Preconfiguration 329
- Upgrading Firmware 329
- Code Mismatch 330
- Appendix A 331
- IS CLI Mapping 331
- A-2 IS CLI Mapping 332
- IS CLI Mapping A-3 333
- A-4 IS CLI Mapping 334
- IS CLI Mapping A-5 335
- A-6 IS CLI Mapping 336
- IS CLI Mapping A-7 337
- A-8 IS CLI Mapping 338
- IS CLI Mapping A-9 339
- A-10 IS CLI Mapping 340
- IS CLI Mapping A-11 341
- A-12 IS CLI Mapping 342
- IS CLI Mapping A-13 343
- A-14 IS CLI Mapping 344
- IS CLI Mapping A-15 345
- A-16 IS CLI Mapping 346
- IS CLI Mapping A-17 347
- A-18 IS CLI Mapping 348
- IS CLI Mapping A-19 349
- A-20 IS CLI Mapping 350
- IS CLI Mapping A-21 351
- A-22 IS CLI Mapping 352
- IS CLI Mapping A-23 353
- A-24 IS CLI Mapping 354
- IS CLI Mapping A-25 355
- A-26 IS CLI Mapping 356
- IS CLI Mapping A-27 357
- A-28 IS CLI Mapping 358
- IS CLI Mapping A-29 359
- A-30 IS CLI Mapping 360
- IS CLI Mapping A-31 361
- A-32 IS CLI Mapping 362
- IS CLI Mapping A-33 363
- A-34 IS CLI Mapping 364
- IS CLI Mapping A-35 365
- A-36 IS CLI Mapping 366
- IS CLI Mapping A-37 367
- A-38 IS CLI Mapping 368
- IS CLI Mapping A-39 369
- A-40 IS CLI Mapping 370
- IS CLI Mapping A-41 371
- A-42 IS CLI Mapping 372
- Appendix B 373
- Cabling Guidelines 373
- Category 5 Cable 374
- Twisted Pair Cables 375
- Patch Panels and Cables 376
- Cabling Guidelines B-5 377
- Near End Cross Talk (NEXT) 378
- Patch Cables 378
- Cabling Guidelines B-7 379
- Conclusion 380
- Appendix C 381
- Glossary 381
- Diffserv 386
- Domain Name 386
- IP Multicasting 390
- Internet Protocol 390
- SimpleX signaling 398
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