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Does the internal WAN connection bandwidth interface settings have to match the service provider's bandwidth?

jorge75medina
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Quick question, we just upgraded our circuit from 50M to a 600M circuit and I just noticed that the bandwidth settings on my WAN interface are still at 45000. Does my internal WAN interface have to match the service providers and must I change it to 60000M? Please help.

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Hello

In short that command is mostly used for route metric calculations regards your routing protocols it has no bearing on the actual bw allowed on the link.


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Paul

Thanks for the info. I changed it yesterday to 60000 and users started seeing latency and slowness. Once I changed it back to 45000 they reported better speeds. Not certain if its related, but maybe?

Hello,

 

certain QoS (Quality of Service) settings use the 'bandwidth' interface command to calculate parameters, so that could be related. Can you post the configuration of the router ?

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@Georg Pauwen  makes a very good point if you have implemented any quality of service and that's set to utilize a percentage of the specified interface bandwidth then by changing this could have an adverse affect on your qos classifications and the traffic that's related to them.


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