buffer-sharing-full

Removes the buffer allocation limits on all ports and all traffic classes globally.
Syntax
buffer-sharing-full
Modes

Global configuration mode

Usage Guidelines

The buffer-sharing-full command sets the total transmit queue depth limit and the transmit queue depth limits for each traffic class to 4095 for all ports of the device. The command overrides any existing individually configured queue depth limits. The command permits all available buffers in a port region to be used on a first-come, first-served basis by any of its ports, regardless of priority.

Note: The buffer-sharing-full command should be used carefully. By entering this command, there is no limit on the number of buffers a port or a specific priority on a port can use. One port could potentially use up all the available buffers of its port region and cause starvation on other ports of the port region. The command can create unpredictable behavior during traffic congestion or a blocking scenario, compromising network stability (by losing control packets), QoS, and stacking.

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Examples

The following example removes the buffer allocation limits on all ports and all traffic classes globally.

device(config)# buffer-sharing-full