EXTREME-PBQOS-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN

    IMPORTS
                MODULE-IDENTITY, OBJECT-TYPE, IpAddress, Counter64
                                FROM SNMPv2-SMI
                TruthValue, RowStatus
                                FROM SNMPv2-TC
                ifEntry         FROM IF-MIB
              OwnerString     FROM RMON-MIB
        DisplayString    FROM RFC1213-MIB 
                extremeAgent, PortList, L4Port
                                FROM EXTREME-BASE-MIB;

        extremeQosPolicy MODULE-IDENTITY
                LAST-UPDATED "9903030000Z"
                ORGANIZATION "Extreme Networks, Inc."
                CONTACT-INFO "www.extremenetworks.com"
                DESCRIPTION 
                        "Extreme QoS Policy configuration objects"
        ::= { extremeAgent 7 }

--
-- ============================================================================
--        Rules
-- ============================================================================
-- 
-- Policy rules are used to define the forwarding behaviour of either data
-- traffic or of signaling messages e.g. RSVP. At the ExtremeWare device <->
-- EEM interface, rules are of the following format:
-- 
-- <rule> ::= <rule_id>, <scope>, <direction>, <filter>, <treatment>
-- 
-- <rule_id> ::= INTEGER
-- <scope> ::= signaled | inband
-- <direction> ::= forward | backward | any
--
-- <filter> ::= <inport> | 
--               <outports>, <filterspec> |
--               <outports>, <iptosspec>
-- 
-- <inport> ::= <physport> | any
-- <outports> ::= <physport>* | any
-- <physport> ::= INTEGER | SLOT:INTEGER
-- 
-- The following fields may be used for classification of traffic into a QoS treatment:
-- - IP destination/range
-- - IP source/range
-- - Incoming IP Type-of-Service/mask/match
-- - transport-layer ProtocolNumber (TCP,UDP,other,any)
-- - TCP/UDP destination port number
-- - TCP/UDP source port number
--
-- These may be used in limited combinations to form compound patterns e.g.
-- IntServ filterspecs based on {IP src/dest, IP protocol number, TCP/UDP
-- src/dest} 5-tuples.
-- 
-- <filterspec> ::= <ipsrcrange> <ipdestrange> <ipproto> <srcport> <dstport>
-- <ipsrcrange> ::= IPADDRESS IPADDRESS
-- <ipdestrange> ::= IPADDRESS IPADDRESS
-- <ipproto> ::= tcp | udp | other | any
-- <srcport> ::= INTEGER(0..65535) | any
-- <dstport> ::= INTEGER(0..65535) | any
-- 
-- <iptosspec> ::= <iptosmatch> <iptosmask>  - match if IPTOS & iptosmask == iptosmatch
-- <iptosmatch> ::= INTEGER 0..255
-- <iptosmask> ::= INTEGER 0..255
-- 
-- N.B. IPTOS support is not available on first generation (1-G) silicon
-- IPTOS values are therefore ignored in EW 5.0.
--
-- Each rule is assigned an identifier, unique within each device. The rule is 
-- tagged as applying to either signaled data flows (i.e. RSVP) or to be
-- applied directly to the data itself. The direction of flow is also specified
-- : these apply to the direction of the *data* flow and indicate whether the
-- rule should be applied to one or both directions of a matching data or
-- signal flow.
--
-- This table specifies which physical input and output ports and what traffic
-- patterns are included in a rule.
-- 
-- Note: these filter fields are in addition to the existing extremeQosByVlanMappingTable 
-- table. ExtremeWare currently has a fixed precedence of filter rules: VLAN has the lowest 
-- precedence, followed by source physicalport, 802.1p, MAC and then IP/TCP/UDP as highest 
-- precedence. This implies that any entry in this extremeQosFilterTable takes precedence over 
-- any VLAN match that might indicate a QoS profile in extremeQosByVlanMappingTable. In addition, 
-- any entry that indicates a <filterspec> that is not "any" takes precedence over a filter 
-- indicating an individual <inport>. Any attempt to write a rule that indicates an individual
-- extremeQosRuleInPort as well as non-DEFVAL value for any of {<ipsrcrange> <ipdestrange> 
-- <ipproto> <srcport> <dstport>} will be rejected by the agent.
-- 
-- In other words, in the language of policy management, there is an implied rule precedence 
-- which is used to resolve conflicts in the case where an incoming data packet could potentially
-- be classified as matching 2 or more rules. Some conflicts can be indicated at the time a 
-- policy rule is applied to the device but others can only be detected and resolved at the
-- time a rule is invoked by an incoming message.
--

    extremeNextAvailableQosRuleIndex OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX            INTEGER
        MAX-ACCESS    read-only
        STATUS            current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The value of the next available QoS Rule index. This
         object is used by an NMS to select an index value 
         for row-creation in the extremeQosRuleTable. The 
         current value of this object is changed to a new
         value when the current value is written to an agent's
         table. Row creation using the current value of this object
                 allocates a extremeQosRuleIndex.  Note the following:
        
         1. A newly created row does not have to be active(1)
            for the agent to allocate the extremeQosRuleIndex.

         2. Race conditions between multiple NMS's end when
            a row is created.  Rows are deemed created when
            a setRequest is successfully committed (i.e.
            the errorStats is noError(0)).

        3.  An agent that exhausts its supply of extremeQosRuleIndex
            values returns zero as the value of this
            object.  This can be used by an NMS as an indication
            to deleted unused rows and reboot the device."
    ::= { extremeQosPolicy 1 }         

    extremeQosClearIPFdb OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX      TruthValue
        MAX-ACCESS  read-write
        STATUS      current
        DESCRIPTION
                      "Setting this to true will clear the hardware IP
                       flow table."
    ::= { extremeQosPolicy 4 }

    extremeQosClearFdb OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX      TruthValue
        MAX-ACCESS  read-write
        STATUS      current
        DESCRIPTION
                      "Setting this to true will clear the hardware MAC
                       flow table."
    ::= { extremeQosPolicy 5 }


        extremeQosRuleTable OBJECT-TYPE
         SYNTAX  SEQUENCE OF ExtremeQosRuleEntry
        MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
        STATUS  current
                DESCRIPTION
                "Table of QoS policy rules. Entries that duplicate the exact
                same set of policy conditions are not allowed."
    ::= { extremeQosPolicy 2 }

        extremeQosRuleEntry OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX  ExtremeQosRuleEntry
        MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
        STATUS  current
        DESCRIPTION
                "Entry in table of QoS policy rules"
               INDEX { extremeQosRuleIndex } 
    ::= { extremeQosRuleTable 1 }

        ExtremeQosRuleEntry ::= SEQUENCE
        {
                extremeQosRuleIndex             INTEGER,
                extremeQosRuleScope             INTEGER,
                extremeQosRuleDirection         INTEGER,
                extremeQosRuleInPort            INTEGER,
                extremeQosRuleInPortMask        PortList,
                extremeQosRuleDestAddrStart     IpAddress,
                extremeQosRuleDestAddrEnd       IpAddress,
                extremeQosRuleSrcAddrStart      IpAddress,
                extremeQosRuleSrcAddrEnd        IpAddress,
                extremeQosRuleProtocol          INTEGER,
                extremeQosRuleDestL4PortStart   L4Port,
                extremeQosRuleSourceL4PortStart L4Port,
                extremeQosRuleTosMask           OCTET STRING,
                extremeQosRuleTosMatch          OCTET STRING,
                extremeQosRuleQosProfileIndex   INTEGER,
                extremeQosRuleOwner             OwnerString,
                extremeQosRuleRowStatus         RowStatus,
                extremeQosRuleDestL4PortEnd     L4Port,
                extremeQosRuleSourceL4PortEnd   L4Port,
        extremeQosRulePrecedence    INTEGER,
        extremeQosRuleCounter           Counter64,
        extremeQosRuleName        DisplayString
        }

        extremeQosRuleIndex  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          INTEGER
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "An index into the table of QoS policy pattern
                rules. The index for a manager to use for creating
                new rows is determined by reading the value of 
                extremeNextAvailableQosRuleIndex."
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 1 }

        extremeQosRuleScope  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX  INTEGER { any (1), signaled(2), inband(3) }
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS  current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The scope of conditions in which this rule applies.
                The value 'signaled' means that the policy rule is
                applied only to QoS signaling messages e.g. RSVP. The
                value 'inband' means that the policy rule is applied
                only to data traffic passing through this node. the
                value 'any' means that the policy is applied to any
                of the above conditions. 

                Only the value 'any' is supported in ExtremeWare 6.0."
                DEFVAL { any }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 2 }

        extremeQosRuleDirection  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          INTEGER { any(1), forward(2), backward(3) }
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The direction in which this rule applies. The value
                'forward' means that the rule is applied to data streams
                in the direction specified by the classification pattern.
                The value 'backward' means that the rule is applied in
                the reverse direction. The value 'any' means that the
                rule is applied for traffic in either direction of data
                flow. Note that the direction is applied to where the data 
                flow itself will go, not to the direction of any signaling 
                messages e.g. RSVP.

                Only the value 'forward' is supported in ExtremeWare 6.0."
                DEFVAL { forward }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 3 }

        extremeQosRuleInPort  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          INTEGER
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The ifIndex value of the physical switch input port for which 
                this rule applies. Rules that indicate an individual value
                for this object have a lower precedence in ExtremeWare than
                rules that specify IP patterns. Conversely, rules that use IP
                patterns must apply to all physical ports and specify a value
                of 0 for this object.

                Any attempt to write a rule that indicates an individual
                value for this object together with non-default values for any 
                of { extremeQosRuleDestAddrStart, extremeQosRuleDestAddrEnd,
                extremeQosRuleSrcAddrStart, extremeQosRuleSrcAddrEnd,
                extremeQosRuleProtocol, extremeQosRuleDestL4PortStart,
                extremeQosRuleDestL4PortEnd, extremeQosRuleSourceL4PortStart,
                extremeQosRuleSourceL4PortEnd and extremeQosRuleInPortMask }
                will be rejected by the agent."
                DEFVAL { 0 }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 4 }

        extremeQosRuleInPortMask  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          PortList
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The list of physical switch input ports which further
            qualifies an IP flow. This object is an octet string
            with the MSB of octet 0 indicating port 0 and LSB indicating
        port 7. Similarly, the MSB of octet 1 indicates port 8 and it's 
        LSB indicates port 15 and so on. The port numbers are 0-based.
        This object has no meaning for rules defined on physical ports
        that are not associated with an IP flow. Port based rules can be 
        defined by assigning a non zero value to extremeQosRuleInPort. Any
        attempt to set this value without specifying the source/destination 
        address range and/or source/destination l4 port range will be rejected
                by the agent. For IP flows that apply to all physical ports
                in the switch, this will be a zero length octet string."
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 5 }

        extremeQosRuleDestAddrStart  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          IpAddress
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The start of the destination IP address range for which this
                 rule applies.If this object has any value other than the
                 default then this rule takes precedence over any rule that
                 specifies an individual physical input port, a VLAN or any
                 incoming implicit 802.1p traffic class rule.

                Any attempt to write a rule that indicates a non-default value
                for this object together with an individual port value for
                extremeQosRuleInPort will be rejected by the agent."
                DEFVAL { '00000000'h }      -- 0.0.0.0
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 6 }

        extremeQosRuleDestAddrEnd  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          IpAddress
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The end of the destination IP address range for which this
                 rule applies. If this object has any value other than the
                 default then this rule takes precedence over any rule that
                 specifies an individual physical input port, a VLAN or any
                 incoming implicit 802.1p traffic class rule.

                Any attempt to write a rule that indicates a non-default value
                for this object together with an individual port value for
                extremeQosRuleInPort will be rejected by the agent."
                DEFVAL { 'ffffffff'h }      -- 255.255.255.255
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 7 }

        extremeQosRuleSrcAddrStart  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          IpAddress
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The start of the source IP address range for which this rule 
                applies. If this object has any value other than the default
                then this rule takes precedence over any rule that specifies
                an individual physical input port, a VLAN or any incoming
                implicit 802.1p traffic class rule.

                Any attempt to write a rule that indicates a non-default value
                for this object together with an individual port value for
                extremeQosRuleInPort will be rejected by the agent."
                DEFVAL { '00000000'h }      -- 0.0.0.0
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 8 }

        extremeQosRuleSrcAddrEnd  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          IpAddress
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The end of the source IP address range for which this rule 
                applies. If this object has any value other than the default
                then this rule takes precedence over any rule that specifies
                an individual physical input port, a VLAN or any incoming
                implicit 802.1p traffic class rule.

                Any attempt to write a rule that indicates a non-default value
                for this object together with an individual port value for
                extremeQosRuleInPort will be rejected by the agent."
                DEFVAL { 'ffffffff'h }      -- 255.255.255.255
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 9 }

        extremeQosRuleProtocol  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          INTEGER { any(1), udp(2), tcp(3), other(4), 
                      tcpPermitEstablished(5), icmp(6) }
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The IP protocol number for which this rule applies. If this 
                object has any value other than 'any' then this rule
                takes precedence over any rule that specifies an individual
                physical input port, a VLAN or any incoming implicit 802.1p
                traffic class rule.

                Any attempt to write a rule that indicates a non-default value
                for this object together with an individual port value for
                extremeQosRuleInPort will be rejected by the agent."
                DEFVAL { any }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 10 }

        extremeQosRuleDestL4PortStart  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          L4Port
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The destination starting layer 4 port number that would
                be used to match an IP flow. The value of 0 means that all
                layer 4 information would be ignored when matching an IP
                flow. If this object has any value other than 0 then this
                rule takes precedence over any rule that specifies an
                individual physical input port, a VLAN or any incoming
                implicit 802.1p traffic class rule.

                Any attempt to write a rule that indicates a non-default value
                for this object together with an individual port value for
                extremeQosRuleInPort will be rejected by the agent.

        Any attempt to write an ICMP rule specifying an IP pattern
        with a non-default value for this object will be rejected by the
        agent."
                DEFVAL { 0 }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 11 }

        extremeQosRuleSourceL4PortStart  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          L4Port
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The source starting layer 4 port number that would be
                used to match an IP flow. The value of 0 means that all
                layer 4 information would be ignored when matching an IP
                flow. If this object has any value other than 0 then this
                rule takes precedence over any rule that specifies an
                individual physical input port, a VLAN or any incoming
                implicit 802.1p traffic class rule.

                Any attempt to write a rule that indicates a non-default value
                for this object together with an individual port value for
                extremeQosRuleInPort will be rejected by the agent.

        NOTE: For an ICMP rule that specifies an IP pattern, this 
        object has a different meaning in that it specifies the ICMP Type
        and Code values, in the following manner: The value of the Type must
        be shifted to the left by 8 bits and logical ORed with the value of the 
        Code. The result will be stored in this object. In this case, this 
        object can only contain values between 0 and 65535 inclusive since the 
        ICMP Type and Code values are limited between 0 and 255 each."

                DEFVAL { 0 }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 12 }

        extremeQosRuleTosMask  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          OCTET STRING (SIZE (1))
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          deprecated
        DESCRIPTION
        "A mask for the incoming IP Type-of-Service field to be applied
                when matching. The value of 0 means that any incoming IP ToS
                field is ignored.

                Only the default value is supported in ExtremeWare 6.0."
                DEFVAL { '00'h }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 13 }

        extremeQosRuleTosMatch  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          OCTET STRING (SIZE (1))
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          deprecated
        DESCRIPTION
        "If the value of the incoming IP Type-of-Service field, after 
                applying a mask of extremeQosRuleTosMask, is this value then
                this rule is applied. 

                Only the default value is supported in ExtremeWare 6.0."
                DEFVAL { '00'h }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 14 }

        extremeQosRuleQosProfileIndex  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          INTEGER 
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "A pointer into the extremeQosProfileTable indicating the 
                QoS treatment and actions to be applied to traffic matching
                this rule. A value of 0 means that this traffic will be
                dropped/discarded. The default value is that this traffic
                gets the default QoS treatment and actions."
                DEFVAL { 1 }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 15 }

        extremeQosRuleOwner  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          OwnerString(SIZE (0..32))
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
                    "Indicates the identity of the manager that 
            configured this entry."
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 16 }

        extremeQosRuleRowStatus  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          RowStatus
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
          "The row status for this QoS rule. 

          This OBJECT can be set to:

                active(1)
                createAndGo(4)
                createAndWait(5)
                destroy(6)

          The following values may be read:
                active(1)
                notReady(3). "
     ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 17 }

        extremeQosRuleDestL4PortEnd  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          L4Port
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The destination last layer 4 port number that would
                determine the l4 port range to match an IP flow. The value
                of 0 means that all layer 4 information would be ignored
                when matching an IP flow. If this object has any value other
                than 0 then this rule takes precedence over any rule that
                specifies an individual physical input port, a VLAN or any
                incoming implicit 802.1p traffic class rule.

                Any attempt to write a rule that indicates a non-default value
                for this object together with an individual port value for
                extremeQosRuleInPort will be rejected by the agent.

        Any attempt to write an ICMP rule specifying an IP pattern
        with a non-default value for this object will be rejected by the
        agent." 
                DEFVAL { 0 }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 18 }

        extremeQosRuleSourceL4PortEnd  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          L4Port
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The source last layer 4 port number that would determine
                the l4 port range to match an IP flow. The value of 0 means
                that all layer 4 information would be ignored when matching
                an IP flow. If this object has any value other than 0 then
                this rule takes precedence over any rule that specifies an
                individual physical input port, a VLAN or any incoming
                implicit 802.1p traffic class rule.

                Any attempt to write a rule that indicates a non-default value
                for this object together with an individual port value for
                extremeQosRuleInPort will be rejected by the agent.

        Any attempt to write an ICMP rule specifying an IP pattern with
        a non-default value for this object will be rejected by the agent."
                DEFVAL { 0 }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 19 }

        extremeQosRulePrecedence  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          INTEGER
        MAX-ACCESS     read-create
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "The precedence used to select one rule over potentially 
                multiple rules that might match an L3/L4 flow. The rule
        with highest precedence  takes precedence over any rule
        that specifies a matching flow, individual physical input
        port, a VLAN or any incoming implicit 802.1p traffic class
        rule.

                Any attempt to write a rule that indicates a non-default value
                for this object together with an individual port value for
                extremeQosRuleInPort will be rejected by the agent."
                DEFVAL { 0 }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 20 }

        extremeQosRuleCounter  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          Counter64
        MAX-ACCESS     read-only
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        " " 
                DEFVAL { 0 }
    ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 21 }

    extremeQosRuleName OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX         DisplayString (SIZE (0..32))
                MAX-ACCESS     read-create
                STATUS        current
                DESCRIPTION
                "A unique Qos rule name. If this is not specified then the system 
        generates one automatically."
        ::= { extremeQosRuleEntry 22 }

-- ================================================================================
-- Treatment/Action/QoSProfile
-- ================================================================================
-- 
-- Several parameters are accessible, to a greater or lesser extent, for 
-- specifying the treatment received by traffic that is classified as matching
-- a static rule.
-- 
-- The following can be thought of as represented by a "per-hop behaviour" in 
-- IETF DiffServ terminology or by a "QoS Profile" in Extreme terminology:
--      - relative priority
--      - minimum guaranteed bandwidth
--      - maximum limit on bandwidth
--      - limit on peak bandwidth
--      - reserved buffer allocation
--      - maximum limit on buffer allocation
--      - filter/drop
-- 
-- In addition, the following actions can also be thought of as a part of the
-- treatment:
--      - trap to policy server
--      - outgoing IP TOS/mark/mask
--      - outgoing 802.1p mark
-- 
-- A set of parameters specify the scheduling characteristics of per-class 
-- queues and the marking of traffic that exits those queues. The term
-- "flowspec" is used loosely here although it has many of the characteristics
-- of an IntServ flowspec.
-- 
-- <treatment> ::= drop | <qos_profile>
--
-- <qos_profile> ::= <flowspec>, <action>
-- 
-- <flowspec> ::= <tokenBucket> | <absoluteBw> | <percentBw>, <buffers>, <priority>
-- <tokenBucket> ::= peakBW, sustBW, bucketSize
-- <absoluteBW> ::= minBW, maxPeakBW, maxSustBW
-- <percentBW> ::= minBWpercent, maxSustBWpercent, maxPeakBWpercent
-- <buffers> ::= maxQueueLength, minBufferAlloc
-- <priority> ::= relativePriority
-- 
-- <action> ::= <trap_to_server>, <mark_iptos>, <mark_8021p>
-- <trap_to_server> ::= TRUE | FALSE
-- <mark_iptos> ::= new_set_pattern, new_clear_pattern
-- <mark_8021p> ::= INTEGER 0..7 | unchanged
-- 
-- On any device using first-generation silicon, additional 
-- parameters are hard coded:
-- 
-- mark_iptos = 0,0   (i.e. IPTOS unchanged)
-- 
-- Note: for the ExtremeWare 4.0 release, some of the parameters are not 
-- exposed for modification through this interface: these are represented as
-- read-only - 6.0 behaviour is currently undefined. 
--
-- In particular, hard-coded values for the following are used in 4.0:
--    maxPeakBWpercent ::= line rate or 100%
--    maxQueueLength ::= infinite or something approaching total buffers in
--                       the device
--    minBufferAlloc ::= fixed at compile time <insert EW4.0 defaults>
--    mark_8021p ::= for packets entering untagged: 0, 2, 4 or 6 depending on
--                   queue number for packets entering tagged: unchanged.
--
-- 
-- Existing table:
--
-- extremeQosProfileTable INDEX { extremeQosProfileIndex} SEQUENCE OF
-- {
--      extremeQosProfileIndex            INTEGER ,
--      extremeQosProfileName            DisplayString,
--    extremeQosProfileMinBw            INTEGER (0..100),
--    extremeQosProfileMaxBw        INTEGER (0..100),
--    extremeQosProfilePriority    INTEGER {low, normal, medium, high}
--    extremeQosProfileRowStatus    RowStatus
-- }
--
-- Added the following "flowspec" columns to extremeQosProfileTable:
--
--        extremeQosProfileMinBwBps             INTEGER,
--        extremeQosProfileMaxSustBwBps         INTEGER,
--        extremeQosProfileMaxPeakBwBps         INTEGER,
--        extremeQosProfileBucketSizeOctets     INTEGER,
--        extremeQosProfileMaxPeakBwPercent     INTEGER (0..100),
--        extremeQosProfileMaxQueueLengthOctets INTEGER,
--        extremeQosProfileMinBufferAllocOctets INTEGER
--
-- Added the following "action" columns to extremeQosProfileTable:
-- 
--        extremeTrapToServer     TruthValue,     - send trap to policy server
--        extremeMarkIpTosSet     OCTET STRING (SIZE (1)),
--        extremeMarkIpTosClear   OCTET STRING (SIZE (1)),
--        extremeMark8021p        INTEGER (0..7) or unchanged(8)  - see above



-- ===========================================================================
--        Capabilities
-- ===========================================================================

        extremeQosCapabilitiesTable OBJECT-TYPE
         SYNTAX  SEQUENCE OF ExtremeQosCapabilitiesEntry
        MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
        STATUS  current
                DESCRIPTION
                "Table of per-port QoS policy capabilities. An entry only
                 exists in this table for ifTable entries representing
                 physical ports. On a modular system with mixed capability
                 silicon it is necessary to indicate the QoS capabilities to
                 a manager."
    ::= { extremeQosPolicy 3 }

        extremeQosCapabilitiesEntry OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX  ExtremeQosCapabilitiesEntry
        MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
        STATUS  current
        DESCRIPTION
                "Entry in table of QoS policy capabilities for a given switch
                 port."
                AUGMENTS { ifEntry }
    ::= { extremeQosCapabilitiesTable 1 }

        ExtremeQosCapabilitiesEntry ::= SEQUENCE
        {
                extremeQosCapMarkIpTosCapable         TruthValue,
                extremeQosCapMatchIpTosCapable        TruthValue
        }

        extremeQosCapMarkIpTosCapable  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          TruthValue
        MAX-ACCESS     read-only
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "This port is capable of supporting policies that involve
                the changing of IP TOS octet values."
    ::= { extremeQosCapabilitiesEntry 1 }

        extremeQosCapMatchIpTosCapable  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX          TruthValue
        MAX-ACCESS     read-only
        STATUS          current
        DESCRIPTION
        "This port is capable of supporting policies that involve
                packet classification based on matching of IP TOS octet 
                values."
    ::= { extremeQosCapabilitiesEntry 2 }

END

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