The telnet server dscp command configures a DSCP value for the Telnet packets sent by a server.
The undo telnet server dscp command restores the default DSCP value of the Telnet packets sent by a server.
By default, the DSCP value of Telnet packets is 48.
Usage Scenario
To change the priority of the Telnet packets sent by a server, run the telnet server dscp command to change the DSCP value of the packets. A greater DSCP value indicates a higher priority.
The priority of this command is higher than that of the host-packet type dscp command. If a DSCP value is configured using this command, the configured value takes effect. If a DSCP value is configured using the host-packet type dscp command rather than this command, the value configured using the host-packet type dscp command takes effect. If no DSCP value is configured using the preceding commands, the default DSCP value is used.
The command only takes effect for IPv4 packets.
Precautions
Telnet is an insecure protocol. It is recommended that STelnet be used.