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Scott Baker0fae6062022-02-02 16:09:26 -08007QoS Metering
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10Recommendations
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13Metering is fully supported, though it is recommended that changes to metering
14be avoided unless necessary to meet a specific need. Metering can sometimes lead
Hyunsun Moond1e87332022-02-18 15:07:20 -080015to counter-intuitive behavior, such as unexpected limitations in network performance.
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17Description
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20Aether Supports three levels of QoS metering:
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22* Per-Device-Per-Application. These meters apply to specific flows between devices
23 and applications. As a device may connect to many applications, it may have many
24 flows, and therefore many different meters may be specified. These meters are
25 configured in the Application page of the GUI.
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27* Per-Device. These meters apply to the aggregate of all flows from a device,
28 regardless of the application the device is connecting to. These meters are
29 configured in the Device-Group page of the GUI.
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31* Per-Slice. These meters apply to the aggregate of all flows from all devices to
32 all applications within the slice. These meters are configured in the Slice page of the GUI.
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34These three levels of metering are depicted below:
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36.. image:: images/qos-metering.svg
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