Syntax

ADD -APPN COSTgRow <cos name> <weight>(0-255) [ConnectCost=min,max] [ByteCost=min,max] [Security=min,max] [PropDelay=min,max] [EffectCap=min,max] [Usd1=min,max] [Us2=min,max] [Usd3=min,max]

DELete -APPN COSTgRow <cos name> <row num>

SHow -APPN COSTgRow [cosname]

No default

Description

The COSTgRow parameter defines the characteristics of the class of service transmission group (TG) table rows in the COS database. You can define the weight of the transmission group associated with a class of service, and the characteristics of the CP-CP sessions of the TG. With the SHow command, you can display all transmission group rows for user-configured classes of service. If you enter the class of service name, you display only the transmission group rows for the specific class of service.

In options specifying both minimum and maximum values, you must specify both, separated by a comma (but no space). In all values of this parameter that use decimal values (connection cost, byte cost, and Usd1, Usd2 and Usd3), you can use hexadecimal values if preceded with "0x" (for example, 0x100).

Values

Select the following values using the ADD command:

<cos name>	Specifies the class of service name. The name can be up to eight characters long.
<weight>	Specifies the weight of the row of the TG table. Valid values are 0-255.
ConnectCost	Specifies the minimum and maximum connection cost for the TG. Valid values for both are 0-255. The default minimum connection cost is 0, and the default maximum connection cost is 255.
ByteCost	Specifies the lowest and highest acceptable cost per byte value for the row. Valid values for both are 0-255. The default minimum byte cost is 0, and the default maximum byte cost is 255.
Security	Specifies the lowest and highest acceptable values of security for the row. You can choose from one of the following seven values for both: NONsecure, PKTswtnet, UNDgndcbl, SECurecnd, GUArdcnd, ENCryptd, and guardRAD. The default for the minimum security value is NONsecure, and the default for the maximum security value is guardRAD.
PropDelay	Specifies the minimum and maximum propagation delay value in microseconds. Specify one of the following strings for each: MIN, LAN TELephone, PKTswitch, SAT AND MAX. The default minimum value is MIN, and the default maximum value is MAX.
EffectCap	Specifies the minimum and maximum encode effective capacity of the TG. Specify one of the following values for both: MINimum, MAXimum, 1200, 4800, 9600, 19200, 56000, 64000, T1, 4M, 10M, 16M, 100M. Each unit represents 300 bps. The default minimum value is MINimum (0), and the default maximum value is MAXimum (0xFF).
Usd1	Specifies the minimum and maximum values for user-defined parameter 1. The user-defined parameters represent TG characteristics defined by the network administrator. Valid values for both are from 0-255. The default is 0 for the minimum value and 255 for the maximum value. These values also apply to user-defined parameters 2 and 3.
Usd2	Specifies the minimum and maximum values for user-defined parameter 2.
Usd3	Specifies the minimum and maximum values for user-defined parameter 3.

CAUTION: If you are creating a customized class of service table, make sure that you configure the last TG row in the table to include both the minimum and maximum values for all characteristics. Otherwise, you risk creating a situation in which none of the TG rows in the table apply.

Select the following values using the DELete command:

<cos name>	Enters the class of service name that has the row to be deleted.
<row num>	Enters the row number to be deleted.

Example

To add a TG row to the COS named "COSA" with a weight of 128, minimum and maximum connection cost of 128 and 128, minimum and maximum byte cost of 128 and 128, minimum and maximum security value of ENCrypted, minimum delay of NEGligible and maximum delay of LONG, and minimum capacity of 19200 and maximum capacity of 64000, enter:

ADD -APPN COSTgRow COSA 128 Connection=128,128 Byte=128,128 Security=ENCrypted,ENCrypted PropDelay=NEGligible,LONG EffectCap=19200,64000