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Creating and Managing Wired CoS Profiles
CoS profiles enable the grouping of class-of-service (CoS) parameters and apply them to one or more interfaces. Network Director provides you with predefined traffic types for each CoS profile that you create. These traffic types represent the most common types of traffic for the device type. Each of these templates has preconfigured values for all CoS parameters based on the typical application requirements. You can change the preconfigured values of these parameters to suit your requirements.
This topic describes:
Managing Wired CoS Profiles
From the Manage CoS Profiles page, you can:
Create a new CoS profile by clicking Add. For details, see Creating a Wired CoS Profile.
Modify an existing CoS profile by selecting it and clicking Edit.
View information about a profile by selecting the profile and clicking Details.
Delete a CoS profile by selecting a profile and clicking Delete.
Tip:You cannot delete profiles that are in use—that is, assigned to objects or used by other profiles. To see the current assignments for a profile, select the profile and click Details.
Clone an existing CoS profile by selecting it and clicking Clone.
Table 1 describes the information provided about wired CoS profiles on the Manage CoS Profiles page. This page lists all CoS profiles defined for your network, regardless of the scope you selected in the network view.
Field | Description |
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Profile Name | Name given to the profile when the profile was created. |
Family Type | The device family on which the profile was created: EX Series Switches or Campus Switching ELS. |
Description | Description of the profile that was entered when the profile was created. If the profile was created by using the CLI and then discovered by Network Director, the description is Profile created as part of device discovery. Tip: To display the entire description, you might need to resize the Description column by clicking the column border in the heading and dragging it. |
Creation Time | Date and time when the profile was created. |
Update Time | Date and time when the profile was last modified. |
User Name | The username of the user who created or modified the profile. |
All columns might not be displayed. To show or hide fields listed in the Manage Authorization Profiles table, click the down arrow on the field header, select Columns, and select or clear the check box adjacent to the field that you want to show or hide.
Using the Default CoS Profiles for Switches
When you install Network Director, a default CoS profile (juniper_CoS_template) is added to the Manage CoS Profiles page for EX Series switches and another with the same name is added for Campus Switching ELS. Default CoS profiles have most basic settings preconfigured. For example, the forwarding classes in the default CoS profile have already been assigned with default scheduler values. However, you can use the Edit CoS Profile page to optimize your communication with the network by customizing the bandwidth and buffer size assigned to each of the forwarding classes in the default CoS profile.
Using the Default CoS Profiles for Data Center Switching
When you install Network Director, the following default CoS profiles are installed for Data Center Switching:
juniper_DC_NonHier_Ethernet_CoS
juniper_DC_Hier_Ethernet_CoS
juniper_DC_NonHier_CoS
juniper_DC_Hier_CoS
juniper_DC_Hier_FCoE_CoS
Juniper_DC_Hier_CoS_Fusion
To see the settings configured for a default profile, select it on the Manage CoS Profiles page, then click Details.
Creating a Wired CoS Profile
In Network Director, you can create a CoS profile to group a set of Class of Service parameters and apply it to one or more network sessions.
For a CoS profile, you must specify the profile name. You can use defaults for the other values.
To create a wired CoS profile:
Specifying Settings for a Switching and Campus Switching ELS CoS Profile
Create a CoS profile for switching by providing a profile name and, optionally, changing any default settings for Traffic Configuration and Shaping.
After you create a CoS profile for switching devices, associate the CoS profile with a Port profile. For directions, see Creating and Managing Port Profiles.