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show policy qos class

Displays the number of packets and bytes that QoS has matched to the configured classes. You can use this command to see how the traffic has been split into flows by the second stage of classification.
policy
This keyword exists for 'organizational' purposes only, to structure the configuration path for relevant command strings.
qos
This keyword exists for 'organizational' purposes only, to structure the configuration path for relevant command strings.
class
Displays a summary of classes and the amount of traffic they have processed, and the match rules of each class.

Show all QoS class match counters

user@system:~$ show policy qos class
Interface        Class              Packets                Bytes         
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
dp0p3s0              1                 4483              6673894         
                 Match: proto-final 17  apply tag(1) 
                     2               618268            935838197         
                 Match: proto-final 6  apply tag(2) 

In this example, Match: shows that the match rule on class 1 is matching packets against protocol number 17; apply tag(1) means that the rule is tagging packets that match so that QoS allocates them to class 1.

Interface
The interface on which QoS queues packets.
Class
The class, where class 0 is the default class as handled by the default profile.
packets
The number of packets that QoS has classified to the traffic class.
bytes
The number of bytes that QoS has classified to the traffic class.
Match
Identifies what the match rule is matching packets against.