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> - Configuring Forward Actions (C-Web Interface)
> - Configuring Mark Actions (C-Web Interface)

> # Configuring Rate-Limit Actions (C-Web Interface)

> Use this action to define the quality of service. You can configure rate-limit actions for JUNOSe policy rules.

> To configure a rate-limit action:

> 1. In the side pane, select a JUNOSe policy rule.
> 2. From the Create new list, select Rate Limit. Type a name for the rate-limit action, and click OK.
> 3. From the Type list, select the type of rate-limit action, either one_rate or two_rate, and click Apply.

>    The screen changes to display the parameters that you can configure for the type of rate-limit action that you selected.

> Under the rate-limit action, there are three types of actions that you can configure:

> - Committed action—Takes action on traffic flows that do not exceed the committed rate.
> - Conformed action—Takes action on traffic flows that exceed the committed rate but remain below the peak rate.
> - Exceed action—Takes action on traffic flows that exceed the peak rate.

> For each committed, conformed, and exceed action, you can select one action to configure—filter, forward, mark, or parameter.

> To configure an action for rate-limit actions:

> 1. Expand the rate-limit action, and expand the action that you want to configure.
> 2. To set an action to filter, in the side pane select Filter, and then click Create in the main pane.
> 3. To set an action to forward, in the side pane select Forward, and then click Create in the main pane.
> 4. To set an action to mark:
>    1. In the side pane, expand Mark and select Mark Info.
>    2. In the main pane, click Create.
>    3. Click Create, enter information as described in the Help text in the main pane, and click Apply.
> 5. To set an action to parameter:
>    1. Make sure that you have a packetOperation parameter configured.
>    2. In the side pane, select Parameter, and then click Create in the main pane.
>    3. In the Action list, select a parameter.
>    4. Click Apply.

> #### Published: 2009-09-18

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