03-11-2008 08:57 AM - edited 03-03-2019 09:04 PM
How do I limit the amount of bandwidth utilized on an interface on a 3825? We are looking at replacing our internet like with one that is a static instead of the burst feature we use today. To assist with the size we are thinking of trying to limit the amount of bandwidth on our current link. I have tried using a couple things with the bandwidth statements but seem to be missing something. I am using Netflow to verify the results.
03-11-2008 09:27 AM
The bandwidth statement, on an interface, doesn't control bandwidth.
For outbound, you can rate limit or shape on the interface, or use CBWFQ which also supports policing and shaping.
e.g. (syntax might be incorrect)
serial 1
traffic-shape rate 500
For inbound, bandwidth consumption across a link is generally very ineffective. You really want to control the otherside's outbound.
03-11-2008 11:34 AM
Traffic shaping is what I was thinking. Thanks. Outbound is all that I can limit as the inbound is handled by the ISP. I just want to see what the affect would be if we have a static before converting to make sure we allow ourselves enough bandwidth. I would hate to get everything installed and then realize it is too small.
Thanks...
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