A dQosClassMapMatchValue is always interpreted within the context of a dQosClassMapMatchType value. The table below explains how to determine the values and ranges of dQosClassMapMatchValue. QoS class map match configuration table ==================================================== Match Type Element Value dQosClassMapMatchType dQosClassMapMatchValue ======================= ============================ accessList DisplayString (SIZE(1..32)) (Note #1) cos OCTET STRING (SIZE(1)) (Note #2) innerCos OCTET STRING (SIZE(1)) (Note #2) dscp OCTET STRING (SIZE(8)) (Note #3) ipDscp OCTET STRING (SIZE(8)) (Note #3) precedence OCTET STRING (SIZE(1)) (Note #4) ipPrecedence OCTET STRING (SIZE(1)) (Note #4) protocol DisplayString (Note #5) vlan OCTET STRING (SIZE(2)) (Note #6) innerVlan OCTET STRING (SIZE(2)) (Note #6) =================================================================== Note#1: This object indicates the name of the access-list to be matched. Note#2: The one octet specifies eight CoSs. The most significant bit represents CoS 0 and the least significant bit represents CoS 7. If the corresponding bit is '1' indicates that CoS is included in the criterion; '0' means the CoS is not included. Note#3: The eight octets specify 64 DSCPs. Each octet within this value specifies a set of eight DSCPs. The first octet specifies first 8 DSCPs: 0 - 7, the second octet specifies the next 8 DSCPs, etc. Within each octet, the most significant bit represents the lowest numbered DSCP, and the least significant bit represents the highest numbered DSCP. If the corresponding bit is '1' indicates that DSCP is included in the criterion; '0' means the DSCP is not included. Note#4: The one octet specifies eight precedence values. The most significant bit represents precedence 0 and the least significant bit represents precedence 7. If the corresponding bit is '1' indicates that precedence is included in the criterion; '0' means the precedence is not included. Note#5: The element value needs choose the exact case-sensitive string. Supported Protocols that can be matched: arp IP Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) bgp Border Gateway Protocol dhcp Dynamic Host Configuration dns Domain Name Server lookup egp Exterior Gateway Protocol ftp File Transfer Protocol ip (version 4) ipv6 (version 6) netbios NetBIOS nfs Network File System ntp Network Time Protocol ospf Open Shortest Path First pppoe Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet rip Routing Information Protocol rtsp Real-Time Streaming Protocol ssh Secured shell telnet Telnet tftp Trivial File Transfer Protocol Note#6: The element value is VLAN ID to be matched. The first octet indicates the high byte of VLAN ID and the second octet indicates the low byte. For example, VLAN ID 1029 is encoded in '0405'H.