Online help for OM 1000 Series ESM v. 1.2

Configuring policing

Policing is available in the following modes:

• by port--This option is available only on transparent service type ports.
• by all TDs--This option is available only on mapped service type ports.
• by some TDs --This option is available only on mapped service type ports.
• by groups of UNI ports--This option is available only on transparent service type ports.
• by some Class of Service (CoS)

To set, display, and edit policing parameters:

1. To set the policing mode, in Device Manager highlight the port you want and choose Edit > Port.

The Port dialog box opens with the Interface tab displayed.

1. Click the LAN Ports tab to bring it to the front.
2. In the PolicingState field, click the policing mode you want.
3. Click Apply.
2. To disable policing, highlight the port you want and choose Edit > Port.

The Port dialog box opens with the Interface tab displayed.

1. Click the LAN Ports tab to bring it to the front.
2. In the PolicingState field, click disabled.
3. Click Apply.
3. To display the policing parameters, choose Application > OEL2.

The OEL2 window opens with the UNI IP Subnetting tab displayed.

1. Click the Policing tab to bring it to the front.
4. To set or modify policing parameters, highlight the row you want to edit on the Policing tab.
1. Click Edit.

The Edit Policing dialog box opens.

2. Depending on the policing mode you chose on the LAN Ports tab (step 1), you will have various fields available.
3. If you chose bySomeCosEnabled, you use the SharedPriority field to click the boxes from 0 to 7 to configure shared priorities.
4. If you chose byGroupOfUni, you use the SharedPort field to configure the shared UNI ports.
5. Click TokenBucketEnabled to enable policing.
6. Enter the value you want in Mbps in the CommittedRate field.
7. Enter the value you want in Mbps in the BurstRate field.
8. Choose the MaxBurstDuration from the system-supplied number of milliseconds in the pull-down menu.
9. Click Apply.