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QoS design?

paltel
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The clients can connect to the internet through Cisco 3660 router and then going through PIX firewall, i want to give traffic such as HTTP, telnet, https, pcaynwhere and other applications the most available bandwidth, and the most important thing is scanvenger traffic i will restrict the bandwidth assigned for it.

I can use class-based shaping like :

class-map match-any normal

match protocol http

match protocol telnet

match protocol pcanywhere

match protocol ssh

and so on

class-map match-any scavenger

match protocol napster

match protocol fastrack

match protocol kazaa2

match protocol gnutella

I have 3.5 Mbps download from the ISP and unlimited upload.

policy-map internet-shaping

class normal

bandwidth 3000000 "no average shape for this traffic"

class scavenger

shape average 500000 "max. allowed 500kbps and no bandwidth guarantee"

Now, i will apply this policy at the fastethernet btw 3660 and the PIX

int fastethernet 0/1

service-policy out internet-shaping

But you know that will limit outgoing traffic only and this is not useful, i think we must concern abot the ingoing traffic, how can we do it?

and another thing can you please list all peer-to-peer connections protocols to match.

thanks in advance

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mbasalp
Level 1
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hi paltel;

Unless your ISP does provide your net with same QoS settings , you are not able to control your downstream traffic.

Because of the administration of the router on your side belongs to you, you can control only outgoing traffic.

For the ingoing traffic you should contact your ISP.

mali