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robertbhitchcock · 06-09-2014

I have an interface on a router connected to an any-to-any virtual ethernet service. The different sites have different carrier bandwidths, so to prevent over-saturation of any of them, the router at my HQ is going to act as a hub (99% of traffic is...

robertbhitchcock · 10-17-2013

Hello there. I'm looking at implementing some QoS on carrier ethernet links, most likely using the bandwidth and/or priority commnds in a QoS service policy.If I understand them correctly, these commands can reserve particular number kbps of bandwid...

robertbhitchcock · 06-10-2014

Update: I THINK I might have figured this out. Shaping by itself doesn't define bandwidth for each of the classes under the parent policy. So I believe the bandwidth remaining percent definitions in the classes within those classes were calculating...

robertbhitchcock · 10-21-2013

These have all been very helpful, thank you. Looks like I'll probably need to do my own shaping them - either per subnet, or per subinterface that terminates each. Either way, doing a mesh is going to be complex on carrier ethernet - I can see why ...

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How does a router ethernet interface determine available bandwidth?

Update: I THINK I might have

How does a router ethernet interface determine available bandwid