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- What I did Provide CLI to create and delete QoS Scheduler profiles. Syntax for QoS Scheduler * config qos scheduler del <profile_name> * config qos scheduler add <profile_name> [--meter_type=(byte | packet)] --pir=<pir> --pbs=<pbs> - Why I did it We cannot create or remove QoS Scheduler profiles through CLI. - How I verified it We can create and delete QoS Scheduler profiles through CLI command. - Details if related Signed-off-by: Fred Yu fred_yu@edge-core.com
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- What I did
Provide CLI to create and delete QoS Scheduler profiles.
Syntax for QoS Scheduler
- How I did it
Add "scheduler" sub-command in QoS command group.
- How to verify it
We can create and delete QoS Scheduler profiles through CLI command.
- Previous command output (if the output of a command-line utility has changed)
- New command output (if the output of a command-line utility has changed)
- Details if related
Signed-off-by: Fred Yu fred_yu@edge-core.com