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Configuring QoS Profile-Tracking Plug-Ins with the C-Web Interface

To configure the QoS profile-tracking plug-in with the C-Web interface:

  1. Click Configure, expand Shared>SAE, and then expand the SAE group for which you want to configure a QoS tracking plug-in.
  2. From the side pane, click Configuration>Plug Ins.
  3. Click the plug-in for which you want to configure QoS tracking, and then click QoS Profile Tracking.

The QoS Profile Tracking pane appears.

  1. Click Create, enter information as described in the Help text in the main pane, and then click Apply.

For additional information, see the following sources:

Configuring Search Filters for QoS Profile-Tracking Plug-Ins

The SAE uses a search filter to search service objects in the directory to find QoS services. You can set up the filter to search the values of any attribute in the service object, such as service name, category, or tracking plug-in. The search is successful when a value matches the filter.

For information about obtaining a list of attribute names for the sspService object class, see the documentation for the LDAP schema in the SRC software distribution in the folder SDK/doc/ldap or on the Juniper Networks Web site at

http://www.juniper.net/techpubs/software/management/sdx

Configure the search filter in a format similar to the LDAP search filter. Table 12 lists the values that you can use for filters. Each filter string <filter> contains a simplified LDAP query.




Table 12: Settings for Filter Strings 
Filter String
Action

()

Matches no objects

(*)

Matches all objects

List of <attribute>= <value> pairs

<attribute>—Name of a property or attribute <ldapAttributeName>

<value>—One of the following

  • * (asterisk)
  • Explicit string
  • String that contains an *

Note: To define a special character (* & , ! | \ )in a string, precede it with the backslash symbol (\).

  • If <value> is *, checks for any value.
  • If <value> is an explicit string, checks whether any value of the property matches the string, regardless of case.
  • If <value> is a string that contains a *, checks whether any value of the property contains the string, regardless of case.

(&<filter><filter>...)

True if all filters match

(|<filter><filter>...)

True if at least one filter matches

(!<filter>)

True if the filter does not match


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