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qos-interface-parent
Syntax
In QoS Interface Set Configuration mode:
[ no ] qos-interface-parent interfaceSupersetName
In QoS Interface Superset Configuration mode:
[ no ] qos-interface-parent interface supersetInterfaceType interfaceSpecifier
In Interface Configuration mode:
[ no ] qos-interface-parent interfaceSetName
Release Information
Command introduced in JUNOSe Release 9.2.0.
Description
In QoS Interface Superset Configuration mode, assigns a parent interface for the interface superset. The parent interface can be an Ethernet major interface, an ATM major interface, or a LAG. The no version deletes the parent from the superset.
In QoS Interface Set Configuration mode, assigns a QoS interface superset as the parent for the interface set. The no version deletes the parent from the set.
In Interface Configuration mode, assigns a QoS interface set as the parent for the member interface. The no version deletes the parent from the interface.
Options
- interfaceSupersetName—Name of the QoS interface superset that is the parent of this interface set
- supersetInterfaceType—One of the following superset interface types: fastEthernet, gigabitEthernet, tenGigabitEthernet, atm, or lag
- interfaceSpecifier—Particular interface; format varies according to interface type; see Interface Types and Specifiers
- interfaceSetName—Name of the QoS interface set that is the parent of the interface
Mode
Interface Configuration, QoS Interface Set Configuration; QoS Interface Superset Configuration
