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When collecting an output of "show policy-map interface" you may see "Unknown option (0)" match-classifier instead of match-all/match-any: sh policy-map interface input type qos | b 1006 Class-map CM_L2_MCAST_DATA Unknown option (0) <== Aggregate forwarded : 0 packets Match: access-group MACL_L2_MCAST_DATA 0 packets police cir 1 mbps bc 200 ms conformed 0 bytes, 0 bps action: transmit violated 0 bytes, 0 bps action: drop ... Class-map class-default Unknown option (0) <== Slot 1 3209731655 packets 20696807407832 bytes 5 minute offered rate 34191 bps Aggregate forwarded : 3209731655 packets 20696807407832 bytes
This is a pure cosmetic issue in qosmgr and it is visible only in case of generic "show policy-map interface" output. The same problem is not observed, when "show policy-map interface " is used - for example the next qos cmd will give you a proper output: sh policy-map interface Ethernet1/25 input type qos ... Class-map (qos): class-default (match-any) <=== OK Slot 1 3209729612 packets 20696806205385 bytes 5 minute offered rate 34355 bps Aggregate forwarded : 3209729612 packets 20696806205385 bytes
This is cosmetic issue - no service impact is expected... Use interface specific "show policy-map interface " instead of "show policy-map interface".
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