topic Re: Sharing bandwidth in Server Networking

Sharing bandwidth

jim — Thu, 28 Feb 2002 03:51:10 GMT

We are a small school district K-12 We have a 16 site point to points network with a 7206 in the center and 2501s at the remotes, most of the sites have 1/2 of a T-1 (The other 1/2 is muxed voice)while 2 (a HS and the Maint and Ops) have a full T-1, we have only 2 frame relay T-1's going out to the internet. The problem is overbooking, During peak hours We would like to be able to dynamically diminish the availability of the High schools (net abusers) full T-1 to allow the elementaries and the middle schools to function without a noticable slow down. (we are going to get 10 meg off a new T-3 in a few months but need a temporary fix).

Any of you Gurus have an idea?

Re: Sharing bandwidth

ciscomoderator — Wed, 06 Mar 2002 00:02:30 GMT

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Thank you for posting.

Re: Sharing bandwidth

JASON KENNEMER — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 19:23:14 GMT

You could apply ACL's and rate-limits for the High Schools.