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john kennedy · 03-08-2013

I am new to the QoS field but I have been studying and understand the core concepts quite a bit. What I am trying to do is dynamically allocate bandwidth to users on a subnet for each IP address.For instance, I have an internet facing 881 router with...

john kennedy · 03-08-2013

That's the plan B direction i'm going to go in. The office has about 20 users at absolute max, and lots of telecommuting goes on. What I don't want to happen is for there to be only 5 people in the office that are using a small portion of the bandwid...

john kennedy · 03-06-2013

From his discription of the network, the multicast traffic is being sourced from the server on vlan 4. If he is able to see the traffic on vlan 90 then the traffic is getting forwarded over one router hop.

john kennedy · 03-05-2013

What is your wireless controller version?

john kennedy · 03-04-2013

Then the command is "IP route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.1.1" you shouldn't have to negate the other route but after you configure the new one do a "show run | include route " to check if it overwrote the existing route.

john kennedy · 03-04-2013

Edison offered some great baseline configuration for multicast routing on one router, however, you should really learn a bit about multicast and IGMP before doing any sort of multicast deployment. It is one of those protocols that can just kill your ...

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