Hello again Aleksandar
That configuration didn't solve my problem, let me explain more and please let me know if I have misunderstanding in each step:
1) USER1 sends authentication requests to the BNG and it forwards the request to the AAA.
2) AAA checks the user information and it finds that USER1 assigned to 3 different services
named Service-1, Service-2 and Service-3. So, AAA sends back a message (ACCESS-ACCEPT) to the BNG which contains the name of these services in the AAA-Attributes.
3) BNG finds that it already has configuration for these services, so it accept the list from AAA and begins to send 4 different accounting-start requests corresponding to these 3
services plus one more for total accounting to the AAA.
Also in this step BNG establish the PPPoE connection for USER1 and assigns the following speeds for each service:
3-1) Service-1 = 10 Mbps
3-2) Service-2 = 5 Mbps
3-3) Service-3 = 15 Mbps
So the total speed for that user in each direction becomes (10+5+15) = 30 Mbps
4) In a live session and at the Interim-Intervals, BNG sends 4 accounting records consecutively to the AAA for usage calculation and AAA checks that if one (or more than one) of these services counts to zero credit, then it sends a COA message to the BNG to disconnect that service.
5) If all of the services counts to zero credit, then user-session will be terminated by COA or may be redirected to a Web-Portal for further processing.
My question is about speed-limit for all of the services in each direction to some value less than (10+5+15=40). For example to 60% of this number which is 60% * 40 = 24 Mbps.
In a sample 2-level policer which is presented kindly, still I can not find a force-limit for speed of (Service1 + Service2 + Service3),
it only shows me how can I control speed internally inside a service using a child policy, but I need an speed control externally outside of all of these 3 services.
