cportQosIndex 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.189.1.3.2.1.2

An arbitrary integer to identify this entry. cportQosIndex value, which may have non-contiguous range, is linked to cportQosIndexType: -if cportQosIndexTypeNew equals 'none', cportQosIndex is constant with the value of 1 and all statistics are classified per port -if cportQosIndexTypeNew equals 'DSCP', cportQosIndex range is from 1 to 65 and all statistics are classified per port and DSCP value. The range of DSCP values reported is shifted up one meaning a cportQosIndex of 1 translates to a packet DSCP value of 0. Value of 65 is an arbitrary number used to report aggregate counts of packets which were not displayed in the 1 to 64 range. This usually happens when the range value of cportQosIndex is non-contiguous -if cportQosIndexTypeNew equals 'ipPrecedence', cportQosIndex range is from 1 to 8 and all statistics are classified per port and IP precedence value. The range of IP precedence values reported is shifted up one meaning a cportQosIndex of 1 translates to an IP precedence value of 0 -if cportQosIndexTypeNew equals 'cos', cportQosIndex range is from 1 to 8 and all statistics are classified per interface and L2 COS value. The range of COS values reported is shifted up one meaning a cportQosIndex of 1 translates to a COS value of 0 -if cportQosIndexTypeNew equals 'police', cportQosIndex range is from 1 to 65 and all statistics are classified per interface and police index. The police indexes are arbitrary numbers that do not correlate to policers names or identifiers. This object is deprecated and has no direct replacement. As indicated in description of cportQosStatsEntry, since stats table in CISCO-CLASS-BASED-QOS-MIB are action specific, this object is not required to classify the stats per action.