I am running version 8.0.4 (don't tell me to upgrade please). My ASA has an inside and outside interface. My ISP service provider connected to the ASA is 10Mbps upload/download. all of the internal hosts is PAT'ed to the ASA external interface
I would like to implement QoS on the ASA so that when hosts on the internal hosts go to the website http://4.2.2.2 and download/upload files, they are limit to 3Mbps while traffics from other hosts to other places on the Internet will use 7Mbps. I implement my QoS on the ASA like this:
priority-queue outside
access-list NMLS permit tcp host 4.2.2.2 any
access-list NMLS permit tcp any host 4.2.2.2
class-map tcp-traffic-class
match access-list NMLS
policy-map police-priority-policy
class tcp-traffic-class
police output 3000000
class class-default
police output 7000000
service-policy police-priority-policy interface outside
I have two internal hosts, hosta 192.168.1.1 and hostb 192.168.1.2. hosta downloads file from 4.2.2.2 while hostb download file from 1.1.1.1 website. I am seeing hosta using 8Mbps while hostb only uses 2mbps. when I use the command "sh service-policy police", I am not seeing drops traffics.
Is this the correct configuration?
