cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 
cancel
458
Views
20
Helpful
6
Replies

speed limit according to the installed bandwidth on the uplink port

fractal90
Participant
Participant

I have several branches with channels of different bandwidth, I hang the bandwidth parameter on the uplink port for monitoring, can the same parameter be used in policy or shaper to allocate speed to the necessary applications? let's say there is 300 mbps on the port and start from this speed?

6 Replies 6

Flavio Miranda
VIP Mentor VIP Mentor
VIP Mentor

Hi

 You can do many things on this direction but you need to be more specific. For example, which device do you have?

we have isr4331

Joseph W. Doherty
Hall of Fame Master Hall of Fame Master
Hall of Fame Master

Bandwidth statements, in policy classes, in CBWFQ versions for some time, can use percentages based on what the policy believes the interface bandwidth is, such as what's set using an interface bandwidth statement.

I think (??) some of the most recent CBWFQ versions also support percentages on shapers and policers (but I'm unsure).

What you could do, is when typing the command line for a policer or shaper, see what options appear for command continuation/completion.