hi @Network_Sarovani
using this command will show you the details of the QoS on an interface , if you have edited the general QoS you should see the same impact on all the interfaces.
spine-191# show queuing interface ethernet 1/31 detail
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Queuing stats for ethernet 1/31
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Qos Class level3
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Rx Admit Pkts : 0 Tx Admit Pkts : 261347238
Rx Admit Bytes: 0 Tx Admit Bytes: 74156823366
Rx Drop Pkts : 0 Tx Drop Pkts : 0
Rx Drop Bytes : 0 Tx Drop Bytes : 0
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Qos Class level2
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Rx Admit Pkts : 0 Tx Admit Pkts : 0
Rx Admit Bytes: 0 Tx Admit Bytes: 0
Rx Drop Pkts : 0 Tx Drop Pkts : 0
Rx Drop Bytes : 0 Tx Drop Bytes : 0
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Qos Class level1
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Rx Admit Pkts : 0 Tx Admit Pkts : 0
Rx Admit Bytes: 0 Tx Admit Bytes: 0
Rx Drop Pkts : 0 Tx Drop Pkts : 0
Rx Drop Bytes : 0 Tx Drop Bytes : 0
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Qos Class policy-plane
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Rx Admit Pkts : 287414769 Tx Admit Pkts : 867382198
Rx Admit Bytes: 53628002158 Tx Admit Bytes: 534952594475
Rx Drop Pkts : 0 Tx Drop Pkts : 0
Rx Drop Bytes : 0 Tx Drop Bytes : 0
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Qos Class control-plane
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Rx Admit Pkts : 1226839944 Tx Admit Pkts : 3922150
Rx Admit Bytes: 1378311605748 Tx Admit Bytes: 411328965
Rx Drop Pkts : 0 Tx Drop Pkts : 0
Rx Drop Bytes : 0 Tx Drop Bytes : 0
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Qos Class span
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Rx Admit Pkts : 0 Tx Admit Pkts : 0
Rx Admit Bytes: 0 Tx Admit Bytes: 0
Rx Drop Pkts : 0 Tx Drop Pkts : 0
Rx Drop Bytes : 0 Tx Drop Bytes : 0
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Qos Class level6
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Rx Admit Pkts : 0 Tx Admit Pkts : 0
Rx Admit Bytes: 0 Tx Admit Bytes: 0
Rx Drop Pkts : 0 Tx Drop Pkts : 0
Rx Drop Bytes : 0 Tx Drop Bytes : 0
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Qos Class level5
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Rx Admit Pkts : 0 Tx Admit Pkts : 0
Rx Admit Bytes: 0 Tx Admit Bytes: 0
Rx Drop Pkts : 0 Tx Drop Pkts : 0
Rx Drop Bytes : 0 Tx Drop Bytes : 0
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Qos Class level4
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Rx Admit Pkts : 0 Tx Admit Pkts : 0
Rx Admit Bytes: 0 Tx Admit Bytes: 0
Rx Drop Pkts : 0 Tx Drop Pkts : 0
Rx Drop Bytes : 0 Tx Drop Bytes : 0
in ACI you can apply a Custom Policy on one EPG so this policy will be applied on all the the attached interfaces:
Procedure
| Step 1 | Log in to your Cisco APIC GUI. |
| Step 2 | From the horizontal navigation bar, select Tenants > <tenant-name>. |
| Step 3 | In the left-hand navigation pane, expand <tenant-name> > Policies > Protocol > Custom QoS. |
| Step 4 | Right click the Custom QoS and choose Create Custom QoS Policy. |
| Step 5 | Provide the name and an optional description of the custom QoS policy information. |
| Step 6 | Create a DSCP mapping for one or more QoS priority levels. The DSCP mapping allows you to map ingress DSCP values to a QoS priority level as well as the egress DSCP and CoS value for traffic that leaves the ACI fabric. For each mapping, you can specify the following fields: | Priority | The QoS priority level to which the DSCP values will be mapped. | | DSCP Range From | The start of the DSCP range. | | DSCP Range To | The end of the DSCP range. | | DSCP Target | The DSCP value for egressing traffic. | | Target Cos | The CoS value for the egressing traffic. |
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| Step 7 | Create a CoS mapping for one or more QoS priority levels. The CoS mapping allows you to map ingress CoS values to a QoS priority level as well as the egress DSCP and CoS value for traffic that leaves the ACI fabric. For each mapping, you can specify the following fields: | Priority | The QoS priority level to which the DSCP values will be mapped. | | Dot1P Range From | The start of the CoS range. | | Dot1P Range To | The end of the CoS range. | | DSCP Target | The DSCP value for egressing traffic. | | Target Cos | The CoS value for the egressing traffic. |
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| Step 8 | Click Submit to save the changes. |
| Step 9 | Attach the custom QoS policy you created to an EPG. Navigate to Tenants > <tenant-name> > Application Profiles > <application-profile-name> > Application EPGs > <application-epg-name>. In the main window pane, select Policy > Generalthe custom QoS policy you created. In the main window pane, select the custom QoS policy you created from the Custom QoS drop down menu.
Click Submit to save the changes.
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Configuring QoS Directly on L3Out Using GUI
This section describes how to configure QoS directly on an L3Out. This is the preferred way of configuring L3Out QoS starting with Cisco APIC Release 4.0(1).
Procedure
| Step 1 | From the main menu bar, select Tenants > <tenant-name> . |
| Step 2 | In the left-hand navigation pane, expand Tenant <tenant-name> > Networking > L3Outs > <routed-network-name> > Logical Node Profiles > <node-profile-name> > Logical Interface Profiles > <interface-profile-name>. You may need to create new network, node profile, and interface profile if none exists. |
| Step 3 | In the main window pane, configure custom QoS for your L3Out. You can choose to configure a standard QoS level priority using the QoS Priority drop-down list. Alternatively, you can set an existing or create a new custom QoS policy from the Custom QoS Policy dropdown. |
for more information please visit : Cisco APIC and QoS
hope that could help you.
best regards
Ezzedine
