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- 144–bit CAM entries
- example of IPv6 classifiers in a policy
- 288–bit CAM entries
- example of IPv6 classifiers in a policy
- 576–bit CAM entries
- example of IPv6 classifiers in a policy
A
B
- bandwidth management
- baseline commands
C
- CAM blocks
- containing equal-sized CAM entries
- support for variable-sized entries
- utilization for CAM entries
- CAM device block size
- division to hold CAM entries
- CAM entries
- configured on line moduels
- division into blocks to store policies
- number per allocation
- obtaining length dynamically, three types
- using the optimum size
- CAM hardware classifiers
- three types of CAM entries supported
- variables-sized entries
- CAM resources
- and variable-sized CAM entries
- classifier
- classifier control list
- classifier groups
- classifier-group commands
- color-aware configuration
- committed-action command
- committed-burst command
- conventions
- customer support
D
- default classifier
- allocation of CAM blocks
- consumption of CAM blocks
- documentation set
E
F
G
- GE-2 line modules
- formula for scaling numbers of
- GE-HDE line modules
- formula for scaling limits
H
I
- interface mirroring
- IP auxiliary input policy 1, 2
- ip commands
- IP fragmentation
- IP options, filtering
- IP policies
- scalability improvement for
- IPv4 classifier
- number of bits consumed
- IPv6 classification
- 144–bit CAM entries
- 288–bit CAM entries
- 576–bit CAM entries
- determination of fields in the classifier
- minimum and maximum entry sizes
- support for traffic greater than 128 bits
- variable-sized CAM entries
- IPv6 classifier See IPv6 classification
- IPv6 policies
- with four classifiers per policy
- with one classifier per policy
- IPv6 policy definition
- sum of classification fields in the
M
- manuals
- mark rule
- mark-exp command 1, 2
- merged policy naming conventions
- merging policies
- mirror-enable command
- MTU (maximum transmission unit)
- multiple forwarding solutions
N
O
- one-rate rate-limit profile
- overlapping classification 1, 2
P
- packet coloring, explicit
- packet flow monitoring
- packet mirroring
- access level
- analyzer device
- CLI-based 1, 2
- configuration conflicts
- configuring traps
- interface-specific
- ip analyzer interface
- mediation device
- multiple configurations
- RADIUS-based
- secure audit logging 1, 2
- secure local logs
- secure logging
- secure SNMP traps
- securing with TACACS+
- SNMP secure traps
- system resources
- terms
- trigger
- triggers for CLI-based
- user-specific
- packet tagging
- parent group merge algorithm
- peak-burst command
- peak-rate command
- percent-based rates
- platform considerations
- policies
- using RADIUS to create
- policy attachment rules
- policy list
- policy lists
- applying
- policy management
- applications
- bandwidth management
- baselining statistics
- classifier groups, creating
- classifier resources
- committed burst calculation 1, 2
- congestion management
- creating a one-rate rate-limit profile
- creating a two-rate rate-limit profile
- explicit packet coloring
- filtering fragmentation offsets
- filtering IP options
- matching IP flags in a CLACL
- matching IP fragmentation offset in a CLACL
- matching TCP flags in a CLACL
- merging policies
- modifying a one-rate rate-limit profile
- modifying a two-rate rate-limit profile
- monitoring packet flow 1, 2
- one-rate rate-limit profile
- overview
- packet logging
- packet mirroring
- packet tagging 1, 2, 3
- policy actions and rate-limit profiles
- policy routing
- policy rules, creating
- QoS classification and marking
- RADIUS support
- rate limiting traffic flows
- rate-limit profile actions
- rate-limit profile attributes
- rate-limit profile calculations
- rate-limit profile defaults 1, 2
- resources
- security
- policy management configuration tasks
- policy parameter
- policy rule commands
- policy rules
R
- rate limiting
- rate-limit hierarchies
- rate-limit profiles
- attributes
- burst size
- calculations
- configuration procedure
- creating 1, 2
- default values 1, 2
- modifying 1, 2
- percent-based rates
- policy actions
- rates
- rate-limit rule
- rate-limit-profile one-rate command
- rate-limit-profile two-rate command
- rate-limiting SRP traffic flows
- resolving merge conflicts
S
- secure audit logging for packet mirroring 1, 2
- secure policy-list command
- Service Manager
- show commands
- show color-mark-profile
- show control-plane policer
- show frame-relay subinterface
- show gre tunnel
- show interfaces
- show ipv6 interface
- show parent-group 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- show policy-parameter
- show rate-limit-profile
- show secure classifier-list
- show vlan subinterfaces 1, 2
- show ip commands
- show ip interface 1, 2
- show ip mirror interface
- show mirror commands
- show mirror log 1, 2
- show mirror rules
- show mirror subscribers
- show radius commands
- show secure policy-list command
- show snmp commands
- single-rate rate limit profile
- SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)
- SNMP traps
- support, technical See technical support
T
V
- variable length IPv6 classifiers
- examples of
- variable-sized CAM entries
- 144–bit size
- 288–bit size
- 576–bit size
- factors to determine
- for IPv6 classification
- maximum IPv6 policies supported
- performance impact
