dump priority-policy config policy-rules
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dump priority-policy config policy-rules
Use the dump priority-policy config policy-rules command
to display the QoS policy rule configuration for a device.
Information
displayed includes the application name, policy rule, policy set,
order number, network context, prefixes, priorities and DSCP values.
Command
dump priority-policy config policy-rules ( all | application=application name or ID| app-wildcard | dscp value= DSCP value | [enabled=true | enabled=false] | network-context=network-context ID | policy-rule= policy-rule name | policyset= policy-set name | prefix= name of the prefix | priority= priority number)
Options
all | Enter all to display configuration of all path policy rules on the device. |
application | Enter an application name or ID to display policy rules for the application. |
app-wildcard | Choose this option to display policy rules which are not configured for any application. |
dscp value | Enter a DSCP value between 0 and 63 to display policy rules for the DSCP. |
enabled | Choose true or false to display policy rules which are either enabled or disabled. |
network-context | Enter a network context ID to display policy rules for the network context. |
policy-rule | Enter a policy rule name or ID to display information for the policy rule. |
policy-set | Enter a policy set name or ID to display policy rules in the policy set. |
prefix | Enter a prefix name or ID to display policy rules for the prefix. |
priority | Enter a priority number to display policy rules for the priority. |
Command Notes
Role | Super, Read Only, Monitor |
Related Commands |
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Introduced in | Release 5.0.1 |
Example
dump priority-policy config policy-rules application=Adobeconnect Priority Policy Rule : 15311157630600173 : QC-4 Policy Set : 15282771307010195 : QoS Corporate Applications:15186805682900053 : adobeconnect Source Prefix : 15272331126400047 : EnterpriseGlobalPrefix Destination Prefix : 15311156874260255 : Network Context ID : none Order Number : 1024 Enabled : true Priority Number : 2 DSCP Value : none Priority Policy Rule : 15311158615700214 : QC-2 Policy Set : 15282771307010195 : QoS Corporate Applications:15186805682900053 : adobeconnect Source Prefix : 15272331126400047 : EnterpriseGlobalPrefix Destination Prefix : 15311158461310162 : Network Context ID : none Order Number : 1024 Enabled : true Priority Number : 2 DSCP Value : none
dump priority-policy config policy-rules policy-rule=PL4_IPV6 Priority Policy Rule : 1676971237181015896 : PL4_IPV6 Policy Set : 1675845753688008496 : IPv6_QoS Applications: 16409223802140110 : netop-remote-control Source Prefix : 1675846030099014596 : ipv6_1_Spoke Users : any UserGroups : any Destination Prefix : 1676272395407004096 : ipv6_2_Hub Network Context ID : none Order Number : 1024 Enabled : true Priority Number : 1 DSCP Value : 56
dump priority-policy config policy-rules user-group=1675699201696005528 Priority Policy Rule : 1674798441633001528 : Specific User Policy Set : 1666170947938011528 : User ID test Applications : WILDCARD Source Prefix : none Users: 1674636535551002128 : None UserGroups: 1675699201696005528 : CN=devops,DC=sdwanamsteltest,DC=onmicrosoft,DC=com 1675699201696006228 : CN=engineering,DC=sdwanamsteltest,DC=onmicrosoft,DC=com Destination Prefix : none Network Context ID : none Order Number : 1023 Enabled : true Priority Number : 2 DSCP Value : none