We have a 10Mbps connection to the Internet (see attached diagram). There are two "groups" basically competing for this 10Mbps - the corporate Internet users and our Internet connected servers. What I want to do is to guarantee bandwidth for the servers - for example 4Mbps (out of the 10Mbps) dedicated to the servers and the rest for the users.
What I'm thinking of is doing some kind of rate-limiting on the Cisco 3750 switch. There seems to be no "rate-limit" command on that switch. I think this can also be done on the Linux box but might be easier on the Cisco switch. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Tony
