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About the Application Traffic Type Profiles Page
To access this page from the Administration portal, select Configuration > Application Traffic Type Profiles.
You can use the Traffic Type Profiles page to configure class-of-service parameters for various types of traffic. Traffic type profiles enable you to configure class-of-service parameters based on your specific business requirements. Traffic type profiles enable you to assign priority and service level criteria for traffic types. This topic contains the following sections:
Default Traffic Type Profiles
By default, CSO provides the following traffic type profiles:
High-Priority-Video
Premium-Internet
Internet
Hosted-AV
Voice-Video
By default, these traffic type profiles are disabled. CSP administrators can review and enable the profiles on a need-basis.
Table describes the default parameters for each of these traffic types.
Table 1: Default Traffic Type Profiles and Parameters
Traffic Type | Priority | Buffer Allocation | Bandwidth Allocation | Probe Parameters | DSCP Value | |
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High Priority Video | Low | 20% | Minimum of 20% and Maximum of 25% | Data size (bytes) | 64 | af31 |
Probe interval (seconds) | 10 | |||||
Probe count | 100 | |||||
Burst size | 10 | |||||
Premium-Internet | Low | 10% | Minimum of 12% and Maximum of 15% | Data size (bytes) | 64 | af12 |
Probe interval (seconds) | 10 | |||||
Probe count | 100 | |||||
Burst size | 10 | |||||
Internet | Low | 5% | Minimum of 15% and Maximum of 20% | Data size (bytes) | 64 | af11 |
Probe interval (seconds) | 10 | |||||
Probe count | 100 | |||||
Burst size | 10 | |||||
Hosted-AV | Low | 10% | Minimum of 16% and Maximum of 20% | Data size (bytes) | 64 | af32 |
Probe interval (seconds) | 10 | |||||
Probe count | 100 | |||||
Burst size | 10 | |||||
Voice-Video | Low | 5% | Minimum of 20% and Maximum of 20% | Data size (bytes) | 64 | af41 |
Probe interval (seconds) | 10 | |||||
Probe count | 100 | |||||
Burst size | 10 |
CSP administrators can use the default traffic type profiles as is or modify the parameters based on your specific requirements. CSP administrators can also create additional traffic type profiles. However, note that you can only have a maximum of six traffic type profiles enabled at a time. The total buffer allocation of the enabled traffic type profiles must not exceed 100%.
Tasks You Can Perform
You can perform the following tasks from this page:
View details of the traffic type profiles configured for the tenant.
Create a traffic type profile. See Creating Traffic Type Profiles.
Edit or delete a traffic type profile. See Editing and Deleting Traffic Type Profiles.
Show or hide columns that contain information about traffic type profiles. See Sorting Objects.
Search for traffic type profiles using keywords. Click the search icon. Enter partial text or full text of the keyword in the search bar and press Enter. The search results are displayed.
Field Descriptions
Table 2 shows the descriptions of the fields on the Application Traffic Type Profiles page.
Table 2: Fields on the Application Traffic Type Profiles Page
Field | Description |
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Name | Displays the traffic type profile name. |
Priority | Displays the traffic type profile priority. |
Status | Displays whether the traffic type profile is enabled or disabled. |
DSCP Value | Shows the DSCP value assigned to the traffic type profile. Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) values define the forwarding properties of the packet within the Differentiated Services framework. |
Bandwidth | Shows the minimum and maximum bandwidth allocation for the traffic type profile. |
Buffer | Shows the buffer allocation for the traffic type profile. |
Probe Parameters | Shows the following probe parameters configured for the traffic type profile:
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Created by | Shows the user that created the SLA profile. |