===Example=== __qos.conf__ fmt_version 1.0 action { module ipgpc name ipgpc.classify params { global_stats TRUE } class { name global next_action shaping } filter { name all direction LOCAL_OUT class global } } action { module tokenmt name shaping params { # Values in bps (bits per sercond) committed_rate 1024000 committed_burst 11520000 red_action_name drop green_action_name continue global_stats FALSE } } __Enable QoS__ # ipqosconf -f # ipqosconf -a qos.conf # ipqosconf -l __Enable QoS at boot__ # ipqosconf -a qos.conf # ipqosconf -c __Stats__ -bash-3.00# kstat -m ipgpc module: ipgpc instance: 7 name: ipgpc_global_stats class: ipgpc.classify crtime 86839.761132583 epackets 0 nbytes 69565819 nclasses 2 nfilters 1 npackets 73931 snaptime 87413.738107878 -bash-3.00# kstat -m tokenmt module: tokenmt instance: 8 name: tokenmt statistics class: shaping crtime 86839.761628401 epackets 0 green_bits 448531952 green_packets 37860 red_bits 95812288 red_packets 7990 snaptime 87426.400482897 yellow_bits 0 yellow_packets 0 ===Comments=== You **MUST** have an action named ipgpc.classify, with module ipgpc. This module allow to use differents class according some IP headers and few others values. Here, I use LOCAL_OUT to match the _whole_ outgoing traffic. The class global is called, which call itself the action shaping. ===Overview=== {{docs:solaris:qos.jpg}}