show policy qos <interface-name> class
Displays the number of packets and bytes that QoS has matched to the configured classes, for a specific interface. 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 <interface-name>The name of the interface that has the QoS entity attached that you wish to clear or show.
Note: Example interface and VIF namesExample interface names:
dp0p1s2;dp0xe14;dp0vhost3.Example VIF names:
dp0p1s2.20;dp0ce3.100.class- Displays a summary of classes and the amount of traffic they have processed, and the match rules of each class.
Show QoS class match counters for a specific interface
user@system:~$ show policy qos dp0p3s0 class
Interface Class Packets Bytes
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dp0p3s0 1 6342 9443804
Match: proto-final 17 apply tag(1)
2 618277 935839065
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
0is 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.