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enhanced-hierarchical-policer (Dynamic Profiles)

Syntax

Hierarchy Level

Description

You can configure enhanced hierarchical policer under dynamic profile to rate limit traffic for subscribers. Traffic policing is supported at four levels of hierarchies with respect to the traffic priority- High, Medium-High, Medium-Low, and Low.

When you configure enhanced hierarchical policer under a dynamic profile, use variables to assign values dynamically based on information received from the RADIUS server or apply the predefined default values.

Options

name Enhanced hierarchical policer name
high The policer is assigned to rate-limit traffic from the high traffic priority.
medium-high The policer is assigned to rate-limit traffic from the medium-high traffic priority.
medium-low The policer is assigned to rate-limit traffic from the medium-low traffic priority.
low The policer is assigned to rate-limit traffic from the low traffic priority.
committed-burst-size variable_name

Burst size based on the value received from the RADIUS server or uses the predefined default value of the variable.

committed-information-rate variable_name

Confirmed information rate based on the value received from the RADIUS server or uses the predefined default value of the variable.

max-committed-information-rate variable_name Maximum confirmed information rate based on the value received from the RADIUS server or uses the predefined default value of the variable.
discard Discard packets.

The following example shows the enhanced hierarchical policer configuration for high traffic priority:

Required Privilege Level

firewall—To view this statement in the configuration.

firewall-control—To add this statement to the configuration.

Release Information

Statement introduced in Junos OS Evolved Release 25.4R1.