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I think the answers from Richard Bradfield and casanavep are some of the closest ones. You seem to only be having one kind of problem which is displayed as overruns. This in a nutshell is traffic that the routers hardware was not able to manage for "...
ifeoyenuga
Great, glad to know it helped. The limit is infinate what you could actually do. Just keep in mind that ACLs will stop checked the entries (known as sequence) once it hits one that complies. So in other words if you have a entry/sequence ...
ivanka_busta,
Check out the answers to your questions. Keep an open mind, someone may have better answers
- Can I upgrade directly from the IOS version that I have now to the latest one?Yes, normally with IOS devices they will allow you to jump f...
ifeoyenuga
It depends on the devices you have (router/switch) and it you just want to restrict the bandwidth they use for internet access or if you want to block it completely. If you want to limit the bandwidth used then QoS would be an option but ...
I know this issue has been resolved but maybe this link could help future comers. It is basically what has already been confirmed hear. Per-Tunnel QoS for DMVPNhttp://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/sec_conn_dmvpn/configuration/15-mt/sec-co...
