If you want to use a non-default flow queue (FQ) profile, you need to configure WFQ scheduling weights, traffic shaping, a shaping rate, and a way of dropping packets according to network requirements.
You can configure scheduling parameters in one FQ profile for the eight FQs of a user.
If you do not configure an FQ, the system uses the default FQ profile.
The system view is displayed.
The FQ view is displayed.
If priority-mode is specified in the command, the priority-mode FQ view is displayed.
The scheduling mode of priority-mode FQs on the same scheduler is set to PQ or WFQ.
This command must be run in the priority-mode FQ view, which is displayed using the flow-queue flow-queue-name priority-mode command.
Share shaping for the overall traffic of multiple FQs is configured.
After queues configured with share shaping are shaped, the queues are scheduled together with other user queues. If no scheduling mode is specified for share shaping, share shaping uses the same scheduling mode as that of sub-schedulers.
In the priority-mode FQ view, the command format is share-shaping [ shap-id ] { af1 | af2 | af3 | af4 | be | cs6 | cs7 | ef } * [ [ pq | wfq ] | weight weight-value ] * shaping-value [ pbs pbs-value ].
A queue scheduling policy is set for a class.
Return to the system view.
The burst size of the eTM module is set.
The configuration is committed.