Create Traffic Table in Huawei OLT

Create Traffic Table in Huawei OLT:

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Here i will show you how to create traffic table or Bandwidth control list in huawei OLT.

At first login your OLT & go to config mode then apply bellow command, All meaning of that configuration are given also under the configuration.

traffic table ip index 31 name 1Mbps cir 1024 cbs 34768 pir 2048 pbs 67536 priority 4 priority-policy local-Setting

Here: we create traffic table for 1Mbps Bandwidth.

[ index 31= index number
1Mbps= name / description
cir=Committed Information Rate(unit:kbps), here we apply cir=1024 kbps for 1Mbps
cbs=Committed Burst Size(unit:byte), CBS is determined by min (2000+cir x 32)
pir=Peak Information Rate(unit:kbps), This parameter is optional. If the parameter is not specified, it can be obtained by the formula min(2 x cir)
pbs=Peak Burst Size(unit:byte), PBS is determined by min (2000+pir x 32)

Its Look like bellow format in OLT:

Create Traffic Table in Huawei OLT
Create Traffic Table in Huawei OLT

Now we check that configuration is successfully worked or not ?

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Please type bellow command in OLT config mode:

Huawei-OLT(config)#display traffic table ip from-index 0
{ <cr>|to-index<K> }:

Traffic Table Create in Huawei OLT
Traffic Table Create in Huawei OLT

we found in yellow color  area which we create, so our configuration is ok.

If you want exact 1Mbps then you need to put CIR & PIR both value: 1024 Kbps.

By default PIR Value: 2 x CIR if you not put PIR value.

Shahed

Shahed

Shahed Israr is a Network Engineer specializing in GPON, FTTH, and telecom access network technologies. With hands-on experience in Huawei OLT and ONT configuration, U2000 NMS deployment, iMaster NCE-FAN Lite management systems, firmware upgrades, and advanced network troubleshooting, he helps Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and network professionals deploy, manage, and optimize fiber optic networks efficiently. Through GPON Solution, he shares practical technical guides, real-world solutions, and professional knowledge to support engineers working in modern GPON infrastructure.

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