Commands Reference, Volume 4

qosstat Command

Purpose

Show Quality of Service (QoS) status.

Syntax

qosstat [ -A ] [ -n ] [ -a ]

Description

The qosstat command displays information about the installed Qos policies.

Flags

-A	Displays the addresses of the QoS control block for each policy.
-n	Displays network addresses and ports as numbers. Without this flag, qosstat translates numeric addresses and ports and displays them symbolically.
-a	Displays all policies. Without this flag, only policy conditions with associated connections are displayed.

Example

qosstat -na

Action:
  Token bucket rate (B/sec): 10240
  Token bucket depth (B): 1024
  Peak rate (B/sec): 10240
  Min policied unit (B): 20
  Max packet size (B): 1452
  Type: IS-CL
  Flags: 0x00001001 (POLICE,SHAPE)

  Statistics:
    Compliant packets: 1423 (440538 bytes)

  Conditions:
    Source address        Dest address          Protocol
    192.168.127.39:8000   192.168.256.29:35049  tcp       (1 connection)

Action:
  Token bucket rate (B/sec): 10240
  Token bucket depth (B): 1024
  Peak rate (B/sec): 10240
  Outgoing TOS (compliant): 0xc0
  Outgoing TOS (non-compliant): 0x00
  Flags: 0x00001011 (POLICE,MARK)
  Type: DS

  Statistics:
    Compliant packets: 335172 (20721355 bytes)
    Non-compliant packets: 5629 (187719 bytes)

  Conditions:
    Source address        Dest address          Protocol
    192.168.127.39:80     *:*                   tcp       (1 connection)
    192.168.127.40:80     *:*                   tcp       (5 connections)

Related Information

TCP/IP Quality of Service (QoS) in the AIX 5L Version 5.2 System Management Guide: Communications and Networks.