The range of values of the CIR-level parameter is 0 to 8. The default CIR-level is 0 (undefined). When the level is 0, it will not receive any bandwidth in the within-CIR pass. A higher CIR-level is exhaustively serviced over lower CIR-levels. The range of the level parameter is from 1 to 8, with a default level of one. A higher level is exhaustively serviced over
lower levels.
The CIR weight and/or weight can be assigned a value of 0. This means that the scheduler or queue will only receive BW after all the non-zero children at that level. An orphaned queue may exist on a SAP with hierarchical scheduling. This may occur due to an incomplete or erroneous policy configuration. Orphaned queues will be assigned a CIR-level of 0, a CIR weight of 0, a level of 1, and a weight of 0. This is the lowest possible scheduling priority.
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