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227 / 444 page ![]() Functional Descriptions VMDS-10492 VSC7440 Datasheet Revision 4.2 210 modified due to, for instance, routing, MPLS encapsulation, or tagging. The queue system does not change the original frame data. An ingress port operates in one of three basic modes: drop mode, port flow control, or priority-based flow control. The following table lists the modes and flow definitions. 3.24.1 Analyzer Result The analyzer provides required information for switching frames in the shared queue system. The following table lists the information provided and a general description of the purpose. 3.24.2 Buffer Control Frames are stored in a shared packet memory bank, which contains 5,952 words of 176 bytes each. A memory manager controls which words the packet writer uses to store a frame. With proper configuration, the packet memory bank always has a free word available for incoming frames. There are configurable thresholds for triggering pause frame requests on ports enabled for flow control and for discarding frames due to too large memory use when for instance pause frames are disobeyed by the link partner. Table 135 • Ingress Port Modes Mode Flow Drop mode (DROP) The link partner is unaware of congestion and all frames received by the port are evaluated by the congestion control function where copies of the frame can be discarded. Port flow control (FC) The link partner is informed through pause frames (full-duplex) or collisions (half-duplex) that the port cannot accept more data. If the link partner obeys the pause requests, no incoming data is discarded by the port. If the pause frames are disobeyed by the link partner, the buffer control function in the queue system discards data before it reaches the ingress queues. Priority-based flow control (PFC) The link partner is informed about which QoS classes in the queue system are congested and the link partner should stop scheduling more frames belonging to these QoS classes. If the pause frames are disobeyed by the link partner, the buffer control function in the queue system discards data before it reaches the ingress queues. Table 136 • Analyzer Result Group Field Function Destination selection Destination set Set of ports to receive a normal switched copy. Destination selection CPU queue mask Set of CPU queues to receive a copy. Destination selection Mirror Requests mirror copy. Destination selection Learn all Requests learn copy to stack ports. Congestion control Drop mode This particular frame can be dropped even if ingress port is setup for flow control. Congestion control DP Drop precedence level. Congestion control Priorities Ingress resource priority of the frame. Four classified classes are provided from the analyzer: QoS, PCP, COSID, and TC. All values between 0 and 7. Queue mapping SP Super priority frame. Queue mapping QGRP Queue group for service-based egress queuing. Statistics OAM type Service counters can be configured to only count certain OAM frame types. |
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