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C3850 QoS verification

vladakoci
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I am implementing QoS on C3850 and trying to find a good document that would describe commands that I would need to verify if my implementation is successful.

1.

Is there any way how I could see per port class statistics ?

Something like this

show  policy-map int g1/0/15

shows aggregates - classification counter      aggregates all packets belonging to the same class of the same policy      which attach to different interfaces.

2.

Is there any command that I could use to see what queues my classes use, like in the one below I can see I am using three queues, but have no clue how I could see what classes use them. Reading some documents I  guess two of them might be priority queues.

show platform qos que stats g 1/0/15

DATA Port:11 Enqueue Counters

-------------------------------

Queue Buffers Enqueue-TH0 Enqueue-TH1 Enqueue-TH2

----- ------- ----------- ----------- -----------

    0       0           0           0    64440167

    1       0           0           0    13709990

    2       0           0           0  1912882424

    3       0           0           0           0

    4       0           0           0           0

    5       0           0           0           0

    6       0           0           0           0

    7       0           0           0           0

3.

show platform qos dscp-cos count g 1/0/15

Ingress DSCP0 787315        0

Ingress DSCP1 0             0

Ingress DSCP2 0             0

Ingress DSCP3 0             0

Ingress DSCP4 1             0

What does the first column show - I guess the number of packets/frames that correspond to Ingress/Egress DSCP/COS ? What is the second column about ? I have zeroes everywhere.

Thank you.

Vlad

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