| cportQosRLConfigEntry | 
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        A collection of rate-limit configuration
        objects for a particular interface. Entries
        in the cportQosRLConfigTable are created and
        deleted by non-SNMP methods. Creation of these
        entries is dependent upon configuration of a
        physical interface. Further, the physical
        interfaces which are configured for port-qos,
        can only have these entries.
        The ifIndex in the INDEX clause identifies the
        interface number for a physical interface.
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      | cportQosTSConfigEntry | 
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        A collection of traffic shaping action
        configuration objects for a particular interface.
        Entries in the cportQosTSConfigTable are created
        and deleted by non-SNMP methods. Creation of these
        entries is dependent upon configuration of a
        physical interface. Further, the physical interfaces
        which are configured for port-qos, can only have
        these entries.
        The ifIndex in the INDEX clause identifies the
        interface number for a physical interface.
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      | cportQosIndexType | 
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        This object specifies the sorting mechanism used to
        collect and store the statistical QoS information.
        This object value is device dependent and it could be
        optionally configured via command-line.
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      | cportQosStatsEntry | 
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        Each entry in this table describes the QoS port
        statistical information which are : pre/post policy
        pkts/octets counts, drop pkts/octets,
        classified pkts/octets.
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      | cportQosRLConfigDirection | 
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        The direction in which the rate-limit is applied
        to packet:
        input  statistics of the input packets.
        output statistics of the output packets.
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      | cportQosRLConfigEnable | 
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        This indicates the rate-limit is enabled or disabled.
        A value of true(1) indicates the rate-limit is enabled
        and a value of false(2) indicates it's disabled.
        Writing a value of true(1) to this object also
        requires writing a valid value to the
        cportQosRLConfigRate at the same time.
        Writing to cportQosRLConfigBurstSize is optional.
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      | cportQosRLConfigRate | 
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        This is the sustained rate permitted by the rate
        limit.
        Writing to this object also requires writing a value of
        true(1) to cportQosRLConfigEnable at the same time.
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      | cportQosRLConfigBurstSize | 
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        The burst size.  The amount of traffic, in bytes,
        in excess of the sustained rate which will be
        instantaneously permitted by the rate limit.
        Writing to this object also requires writing a value
        of true(1) to cportQosRLConfigEnable and a valid value
        to the cportQosRLConfigRate at the same time.
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      | cportQosTSConfigEnable | 
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        This indicates the traffic shaping is enabled or
        disabled. A value of true(1) indicates the traffic
        shaping is enabled and a value of false(2) indicates
        it's disabled.
        Writing a value of true(1) to this object also
        requires writing a valid value to the
        cportQosTSConfigRate at the same time.
        Writing to cportQosTSConfigBurstSize is optional.
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      | cportQosTSConfigRate | 
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        This is the sustained rate permitted by the
        traffic shaping. Writing to this object also
        requires writing a value of true(1) to
        cportQosTSConfigEnable at the same time.
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      | cportQosTSConfigBurstSize | 
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        The amount of traffic, in bits, in excess
        of the sustained traffic shaping rate that
        will be instantaneously permitted by this feature.
        Writing to this object also requires writing a value
        of true(1) to cportQosTSConfigEnable and a valid value
        to the cportQosTSConfigRate at the same time.
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      | cportQosDirection | 
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        The direction of the reported statistics:
        -'ingress' statistics for the input direction.
        -'egress' statistics for the output direction.
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      | cportQosIndex | 
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        An arbitrary integer to identify this entry.
        cportQosIndex value, which may have non-contiguous
        range, is linked to cportQosIndexType:
        -if cportQosIndexType equals 'none', cportQosIndex
        is constant with the value of 1 and all statistics
        are classified per port
        -if cportQosIndexType equals 'dscp', cportQosIndex
        range is from 1 to 65 and all statistics are
        classified per port and dscp value.  The range
        of dscp values reported is shifted up one meaning
        a cportQosIndex of 1 translates to a packet dscp
        value of 0.
        Value of 65 is an arbitrary number used to report
        aggregate counts of packets which were not displayed
        in the 1 to 64 range.  This usually happens when the
        range value of cportQosIndex is non-contiguous
        -if cportQosIndexType equals 'ipPrecedence',
        cportQosIndex range is from 1 to 8 and all
        statistics are classified per port and ip precedence
        value.  The range of ip precedence values reported
        is shifted up one meaning a cportQosIndex of 1
        translates to an ip precedence value of 0
        -if cportQosIndexType equals 'cos',
        cportQosIndex range is from 1 to 8 and all
        statistics are classified per interface and L2 cos
        value.  The range of cos values reported
        is shifted up one meaning a cportQosIndex of 1
        translates to a cos value of 0
        
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      | cportQosPrePolicyPkts | 
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        The count of packets prior to executing any QoS
        policies.
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      | cportQosPrePolicyOctets | 
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        The count of octets prior to executing any QoS
        policies.
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      | cportQosPostPolicyPkts | 
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        The count of packets after executing QoS policies.
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      | cportQosPostPolicyOctets | 
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        The count of octets after executing QoS policies.
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      | cportQosDropPkts | 
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        The count of dropped packets as the result of all
        QoS features that can produce drops.
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      | cportQosDropOctets | 
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        The count of dropped octets as the result of all
        QoS features that can produce drops.
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      | cportQosClassifiedOctets | 
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        The count of classified octets during QoS.
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      | cportQosClassifiedPkts | 
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        The count of classified packets during QoS.
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      | cportQosNoChangePkts | 
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        The count of packets maintain unchange after
        executing QoS policies.
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      | cportQosNoChangeOctets | 
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        The count of octets maintain unchange after
        executing QoS policies.
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