Solved: Bandwidth restrictions on 877

clark-computers · ‎08-10-2009

We have a client who is using a Cisco 877 for internet access (via ADSL - 8Mb down, 0.8Mb up) for both their Corporate staff and their Guest network. They have come to us with a requirement that the Guest network should never have more than 1Mb (down) of bandwidth.

What would be the best way to implement this?

Sanitised config attached: note that the only reason I'm using BVI interfaces is that the config is on an 877W and I'm testing on an 877!

Lucien Avramov · ‎08-10-2009

You can attach a service-policy on the BVI that is for that particular dot11radio interface trunk for Guest SSID.

Example:

interface BV2:

service-policy input QoS_In_BVI2

service-policy output QoS_Out_BVI2

policy-map QoS_In_BVI2

class class-default

police 150000

policy-map QoS_Out_BVI2

class class-default

police rate 500000

You can adjust the rate value to what you want:

Target Bit Rate (bits per second)

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Lucien Avramov · ‎08-10-2009

You can attach a service-policy on the BVI that is for that particular dot11radio interface trunk for Guest SSID.

Example:

interface BV2:

service-policy input QoS_In_BVI2

service-policy output QoS_Out_BVI2

policy-map QoS_In_BVI2

class class-default

police 150000

policy-map QoS_Out_BVI2

class class-default

police rate 500000

You can adjust the rate value to what you want:

Target Bit Rate (bits per second)

clark-computers · ‎08-11-2009

Absolutely perfect, thank you.