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QOS to limit download and upload if my network infected by viruus

Ibrahim Jamil
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Hi Experts

1)some times i saw my users performs heavy download on the Internet link , how to configure QOS for that matter on the SVIs interfaces belongs to each subnet's

2when i see heavy upload caused by virus , how to police traffic accordinly

thanks

jamil

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Hi there,

i am not an expert but i definitely would suggest to run NBAR on your routers for a couple of days.

It is very easy and you can realise also which kind of traffic you should limit or block from your customers. Before writing QoS policies is a good idea to know which is the traffic to slow prioritise or to drop.

If you have not all this time,

read some of this papers and use their examples:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk543/tk759/tsd_technology_support_protocol_home.html

HTH

Alessio

      

PS: to deploy AutoQoS on your access layer switches could be a first temporary step to start to control the traffic.

Hi

can u give sample config

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/technologies/tk543/tk759/technologies_white_paper0900aecd8031b712_ps6616_Products_White_Paper.html

Here what you need to know before running NBAR

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/qos/configuration/guide/nbar_protocl_discvry.pdf

and here is a simple guide for the discovery and the configuration of what you need.

Be careful, you need to read when you ca configure NBAR  and where in the network to avoid performaces impact. However it will be simpler than you think!!! Even running only nbar discovery protocol will give you a godd idea of the traffic generated from your users.

After this, you will decide if to implement the policies that NBAR will suggest to you or to create your own policy-map

HTH

Alessio

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