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Help Me with Policing configuration

ShafiKappu
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Level 1

I have a 1 Mbps link with below policing configurations and Please clarrify below points.

 1. Please help me to understand why we need a "exceed-action drop " command after police command because policer by default its drops the packets. 

2. If link is not congested then how much bandwidth will take by my MAIL & PROXY

 

policy-map BW_RESTRICTION

class MAIL_PROXY

   police cir percent 30

     exceed-action drop

class AV_SHAPING

   police cir percent 10

     exceed-action drop

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Hi

Police works discarding packets if they are exceeding the CIR, now Police allow a little burst if it exceed the bandwidth allowed, if you don't specify it will create an automatic burst. Now the exceed-action drop will drop packets if it is exceeded. This is a way to avoid consumpt more of the bandwidth granted. 




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Joseph W. Doherty
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#1 If exceed drop is the default, then you shouldn't need to add it, although sometimes entering a statement w/o defaults will have the defaults show in the config.
#2 The policers, with the exceed drop, will always limit the traffic to the specified rate regardless of interface congestion.

Hi

Police works discarding packets if they are exceeding the CIR, now Police allow a little burst if it exceed the bandwidth allowed, if you don't specify it will create an automatic burst. Now the exceed-action drop will drop packets if it is exceeded. This is a way to avoid consumpt more of the bandwidth granted. 




>> Marcar como útil o contestado, si la respuesta resolvió la duda, esto ayuda a futuras consultas de otros miembros de la comunidad. <<
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