This leaf is a string of 8 bytes. Every one bytes (8 bits) indicate an 802.1p priority. The 8 bytes represent priorities 16 to 23 (from the left to the right) of a DSCP mapping. The structure is as follows: | 7 | 6 | 5-3 | 2-0 | | flag | reserved | yellow | green-and-yellow | | | | | or green | Bit 7: indicates the color type. 0: Bits 0-2 indicate the priority of yellow and green packets and bits 3-5 are ignored. 1: Bits 0-2 indicate the priority of green packets and bits 3-5 indicate the priority of yellow packets. Bits 6 are reserved and always set to 0. Value 1 is invalid. Bits 0-2: When bit 15 is 0, bits 0-2 indicate the priority of yellow and green packets; when bit 15 is 1, bits 0-2 indicate the priority of green packets and bits 3-5 indicate the priority of yellow packets. Bits 3-5: When bit 15 is 0, bits 0-2 are invalid. When bit 7 is 1, bits 3-5 indicate the priority of yellow packets.