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Figure 97 Policy device identification tab
Table 73 describes the policy device identification tab fields.
COPS overview
COPS is a comprehensive network management application for policy-based
network traffic control. The policy server distributes policies to edge devices and
border routers.COPS is used to communicate with edge devices on the network.
Some of the benefits of the COPS protocol are:
• It uses a client/server model for communication between the policy server and
the policy clients.
• It uses TCP for messaging, reducing the resources it requires.
• The policy server can send configuration information to the policy client, as
well as removing unneeded configuration information.
Displaying COPS capabilities
To display COPS capabilities:
➨ From the Device Manager menu bar, choose QoS/COPS > QoS COPS.
Table 73 policy device identification tab fields
Field Description
Descr A description of the policy device.
MaxMsg The maximum message size in bytes that the device can support.
- Reference for the Business 1
- Policy Switch 2000 1
- Management Software 1
- Operations 1
- Software Version 2.0 1
- Trademarks 2
- Restricted rights legend 2
- Statement of Conditions 2
- Contents 7
- Chapter 3 8
- Chapter 6 10
- Chapter 7 10
- Chapter 8 11
- 14 Contents 14
- 22 Tables 22
- Before you begin 23
- Text conventions 23
- Related publications 24
- How to get help 25
- 26 Preface 26
- Chapter 1 27
- Device Manager basics 27
- Opening a device 30
- Access level Description 31
- Read-only public 31
- Read-write private 31
- Read-write-all secret 31
- Device Manager window 33
- Menu bar 34
- Device view 35
- Selecting objects 36
- Selecting a single object 36
- Select the MDA 37
- Choose Edit > Unit 37
- LEDs and ports 39
- Shortcut menus 40
- Status bar 42
- Editing objects 43
- Types of statistics 44
- Types of graphs 44
- Figure 12 Line graph 45
- Figure 13 Area graph 45
- Figure 14 Bar graph 46
- Figure 15 Pie graph 46
- Viewing statistics as graphs 48
- Telneting to a switch 50
- Trap log 51
- Online Help 52
- Chapter 2 53
- Addresses tab 54
- Table 17 ARP tab items 56
- System tab 57
- Table 18 System tab items 58
- Base Unit Info tab 60
- Stack Info tab 62
- Agent tab 64
- SNMP tab 65
- 3 Click the SNMP tab 66
- Trap Receivers tab 67
- Power Supply tab 68
- 2 Click the Fan tab 70
- CPU/Mem Utilization tab 71
- Graphing chassis statistics 74
- Table 28 SNMP tab fields 76
- ICMP In tab 81
- Table 30 ICMP In tab fields 82
- ICMP Out tab 83
- VLAN tab for a single port 89
- 3 Click the VLAN tab 90
- STG tab for a single port 91
- EAPOL tab for a single port 93
- VLAN tab for multiple ports 99
- EAPOL tab for multiple ports 100
- 3 Click the EAPOL tab 101
- Graphing port statistics 102
- 209322-C 104
- Bridge tab for graphing ports 109
- RMON tab for graphing ports 110
- Table 42 RMON tab fields 111
- Table 43 EAPOL tab fields 114
- Chapter 4 119
- Setting up MLTs 120
- MultiLink Trunk statistics 121
- Chapter 5 127
- Creating and managing VLANs 127
- Creating VLANs 128
- Creating a port-based VLAN 129
- Snoop tab 137
- Figure 62 Snoop tab 138
- Table 49 Snoop tab fields 138
- Deleting LANs 139
- 3 Click Delete 140
- Configuring STGs 142
- Viewing STG configuration 143
- Creating an STG 144
- Deleting an STG configuration 146
- Displaying STG status 147
- Displaying STG ports 148
- Figure 68 Ports tab 149
- Table 54 Ports tab fields 150
- Configuring QoS 151
- 152 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 152
- Displaying interface groups 153
- 154 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 154
- Adding interface groups 155
- Deleting interface groups 156
- Displaying interface IDs 157
- 158 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 158
- Displaying priority mapping 159
- 160 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 160
- Figure 76 DSCP Q Assign tab 160
- Displaying DSCP mappings 161
- 162 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 162
- Managing QoS rules 163
- Adding IP filters 164
- Deleting IP filters 165
- Displaying IP filter groups 165
- Adding IP filter groups 166
- Deleting IP filter groups 167
- Displaying Layer 2 filters 167
- 168 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 168
- Adding Layer 2 filters 169
- Deleting Layer 2 filters 170
- Adding Layer 2 filter groups 171
- 172 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 172
- Displaying QoS actions 173
- Adding QoS actions 174
- Deleting QoS actions 175
- Displaying QoS meters 175
- Adding QoS meters 176
- Deleting QoS meters 177
- Displaying QoS shapers 178
- Adding QoS shapers 179
- Deleting QoS shapers 180
- Displaying QoS policies 181
- Adding QoS policies 182
- Deleting QoS policies 183
- 184 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 184
- QoS agent 185
- 186 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 186
- Figure 95 configuration tab 186
- Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 187 187
- COPS overview 188
- Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 189 189
- Figure 98 capabilities 189
- 190 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 190
- Figure 99 Current 190
- Table 75 Current tab fields 190
- Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 191 191
- Figure 100 Configuration 191
- 192 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 192
- Displaying COPS retry setting 193
- Displaying COPS statistics 194
- Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 195 195
- 196 Chapter 7 Configuring QoS 196
- Setting up bridging 197
- Spanning Tree tab 198
- Transparent tab 201
- Forwarding tab 202
- Figure 107 Forwarding tab 203
- Chapter 9 205
- Topology Table tab 206
- Chapter 10 209
- Viewing statistics 210
- Viewing history 211
- Creating a history 212
- Chapter 10 RMON 213 213
- Table 85 History tab fields 213
- Disabling history 214
- Chapter 10 RMON 215 215
- 216 Chapter 10 RMON 216
- 218 Chapter 10 RMON 218
- How RMON alarms work 219
- 220 Chapter 10 RMON 220
- Figure 118 How alarms fire 220
- Creating alarms 221
- Alarm Manager example 222
- Chapter 10 RMON 223 223
- 224 Chapter 10 RMON 224
- Chapter 10 RMON 225 225
- Table 89 Alarms tab fields 225
- 226 Chapter 10 RMON 226
- How events work 227
- Viewing an event 227
- 228 Chapter 10 RMON 228
- Table 90 Events tab fields 228
- Creating an event 229
- Log information 230
- HP OpenView 231
- 232 Chapter 10 RMON 232
- Log only event bug 233
- 5 Click OK 234
- 6 Choose File > Save 234
- Chapter 11 235
- Security parameters 235
- Figure 127 General tab 236
- Table 92 General tab items 236
- SecurityList tab 238
- Field Description 239
- AuthConfig tab 240
- AuthStatus tab 243
- AuthViolation tab 245
- 258 Index 258
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