hi folks,


i have a isdn line and i would like to grant a specific bandwidht for a port (lets say 80) how would you do that? can you supply a example?

ciao

Adorik

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Adorik,

I guess its either you use custom queueing, rate-limit, or traffic-shape..

Lets say you want to limit your web traffic to only 56k of the total bandwidth,

custo-queue configurationw ould be similar to this,

queue-list 1 protocol ip 1 tcp www
queue-list 1 default 2
queue-list 1 queue 1 byte-count 56000

then apply the queue-list to the interface using "custom-queue-list" command.

or use traffic-shape, like this,
access-list 100 permit tcp any any eq www

and on the interface,
traffic-shape group 100 56000

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hi,

i want it that way

lets say i have service www and ftp

if there is ftp traffic i want it limited to 50kb/s and 50kb/s for www

if there is no ftp traffic i want it all for ftp or www


ciao

adorik

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I think what I understand is that you have to assign 50k to www that should be burstable to 100k, same for FTP and all other traffic will take the 28k left?

Well, you can do that in different ways, but the simplest would be using traffic-shape as preceded, assign your CIR to be 50000 and the sustained burstable would be 50000 and 0 for the Be..

Try that out for www, and as for the ftp, try 50000 cir and 0 bc and be.

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hi,

that sounds nice

ciao

adorik

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Custom queuing should be OK - but do you have any delay sensitive data on the link? ~ If so think about CBWFQ/LLQ

http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/105/cbwfqdialer.pdf

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