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csqPoliceRedirectedTrafficEnable
Cisco Switch QOS Police Redirected Traffic Enable
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.580.1.1.2
This object specifies whether ACL-redirected traffic policing is enabled at a device-level of granularity, i.e., 'true' = enabled and 'false' = disabled. If no other objects specify whether ACL-redirected traffic is enabled at any different level of granularity, then this object's value is not subject to any modifiers. However, some devices might support other object(s) which specify whether ACL-redirected traffic policing is enabled at different level(s) of granularity. For such devices, the value of this object takes precedence over the values of such other object(s) when the value of this object is 'false'; in contrast, when the value of this object is 'true', the values of such other objects take precedence over the value of this object. if 'true', ACL-redirected traffic is subject to policing. if 'false', ACL-redirected traffic is not policed.
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