05-02-2011 10:26 AM - edited 03-06-2019 04:52 PM
Hi,
I have eg. 61.1.1.0/26 public ip subnet provided by our ISP with 3 firewalls behind my internet router cisco 2851. My requirement is to priorotize say 3 Mbps bandwith (at any given point of time) out of 8 Mbps to one specific public IP eg. 61.1.1.4 on the internet router? is that possible, if so can you post me with the same configuration? or probably to a specific destination it should reserve 3Mbps
Firewall-1 - 61.1.1.2
Firewall-2 - 61.1.1.3
Firewall-3 - 61.1.1.4
Internt Router WAN IP - 61.0.0.1 / 255.255.255.252
Internet Router LAN IP - 61.1.1.1 / 255.255.255.192
05-02-2011 12:16 PM
access-list 1 permit host 61.1.1.4
!
class-map PRIORITY
match access-group 1
!
policy-map WAN_QOS
class PRIORITY
priority 3000
interface ........
service-policy output WAN_QOS
05-02-2011 06:20 PM
Edison,
Thanks for the config. So this means 61.1.1.4 will always get 3 Mbps & the other IP's in /26 subnet will get the rest of 5 Mbps bandwidth even though their IP's are not in ACL isn't?
Also in the config it is mentioned as "Service-policy output" so does it mean only it prirotize only for the outbound traffic from the internet router? what about for inbound? how can apply them as well to that the internet router can maintain 3 Mbps for inbound & outbound all the time for 61.1.1.4
Message was edited by: Anand S
05-04-2011 01:27 PM
Thanks for the config. So this means 61.1.1.4 will always get 3 Mbps & the other IP's in /26 subnet will get the rest of 5 Mbps bandwidth even though their IP's are not in ACL isn't?
Correct
Also in the config it is mentioned as "Service-policy output" so does it mean only it prirotize only for the outbound traffic from the internet router? what about for inbound? how can apply them as well to that the internet router can maintain 3 Mbps for inbound & outbound all the time for 61.1.1.4
You will apply only on the outbound flows as inbound traffic congestion would happen before it even hits your router.
Inbound QoS policies are often done with packet classification. Outbound QoS Policies deal with congestion avoidance and priority.
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