could you please explain this config shortly? I couldn't understand that it is the same that i was looking for:)

hi,

You can do it by srr-queue command for egress b/w limit in 3560 switch .

Since the limitation of srr-queue is that it only limit b/w 90%(max) of port speed.

if u rusing 100 Mbps port then you should made the port speed 10 Mbps (by command speed 10)

then u apply command srr-queue bandwith limit 40 which gives exatly 4 mbps link ( say X- = 1 Mbps)

For Ingres B/w limiting you can follows the input by Collin.

thanks

rajib

In the simplest form, we mark the traffic, then police it. Using an ACL we mark all traffic to/from a source (in this case I use an ACL that matches a public IP I give a customer). Once the traffic is marked, I then police it to whatever speed they purchased. The QoS SRND is a very helpful guide.

http://www.cisco.com/application/pdf/en/us/guest/netsol/ns432/c649/ccmigration_09186a008049b062.pdf

Hope that helps

first of all i would say Collin config perfect and he has done professionaly from marking and policing prespectives

however

i may guess that Murat not so familier with Qos and Polices in depth

so what i could sugest for easier reasons not for any other reason

is

make a limiting on each router itself for all traffic regard less of the traffic type

as requested in the question there was no requirment for traffic types

so on each router to the same idea as follow

class-map map1

match any

policy-map input1

class map1

plice 10000 confirm-action transmit acced-action drop

then

policy-map output1

class map1

police 40000 confirm-action transmit acced-action drop

then go to the interface facing the switch

interface fa0/0

service-policy input input1

service-policy output output1

in this case u have policed and limited the all kind of traffic based on down or up stream

by the way the rates i have used for example u can put what ever limits u want 1Mb 5 MB as u want and u can follow the same idea for all routers

good luck

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