06-15-2009 01:16 PM - edited 03-06-2019 06:16 AM
Hi,
ISP provided 6MB Internet connection through UTP Cable.
I need to share 6MB connection between 3 internal departments.
Currently I have terminated 6MB on Cisco 2800 series Router.
All three departments are now connected to common backbone switch on different VLAN.
What steps are needed to accomplish the bandwidth sharing.
((Connection_Details))
(1) Connected to ISP via 2800 series Router and to LAN on Cisco 4500
(2) BackBone Switch# 4500
(3) Dep#1 is connected via Fiber on Cisco 4500. ( Dept#1 has 2960 switch )
(4) Dep#2 is connected via Fiber on Cisco 4500. ( Dept#1 has 2960 switch )
(5) Dep#3 is connected via Fiber on Cisco 4500. ( Dept#1 has 2960 switch )
It becomes more complex when department will use the bandwidth for internet browsing / Mail relaying and VPN or Web_Hosting.
06-15-2009 02:32 PM
Hi,
Do you mean that you want to manage the 6Mb
allocation in case of congestion ?
Is the 2800 natting your outgoing traffic to the Internet ?
Thanks
Laurent.
06-15-2009 10:39 PM
Hi,
On 2800 the ISP (UTP) link is terminating.(you can consider as internet router )
Total Bandwidth is 6MB and I have to give dedicated 2MB to each department.
and I have to provide Bandwidth utilization report via MRTG or SolarWinds
Any suggestion
06-16-2009 03:23 AM
"Any suggestion"
Yes, don't divide bandwidth per dept.
I would recommend shape for 6 Mbps (less 5 to 15% to allow for Ethernet overhead) outbound with FQ. Inbound, do the same if you can implement same on ISP's egress (unlikely).
If you really want to divide outbound bandwidth, you could:
(NB: syntax might be off - syntax also for recent IOS versions - assume you can provide missing pieces of CBWFQ)
policy-map aparent
class class-default
shape average 5400000
service-policy achild
policy-map achild
class dept1
bandwidth remaining percent 33
class dept2
bandwidth remaining percent 33
class dept3
bandwidth remaining percent 33
or
policy-map apolicy
class dept1
shape average 30 percent
bandwidth remaining percent 33
class dept2
shape average 30 percent
bandwidth remaining percent 33
class dept3
shape average 30 percent
bandwidth remaining percent 33
interface Ethernet #
service-policy output aparent (or apolicy)
For inbound, if you can't do ISP's egress, you can police/rate-limit your ingress, but seldom works as well as you desire.
06-16-2009 05:07 AM
Hi,
It's important to know if you are doing Port Address Translation on the 2800 because if it's the case. NAT occurs before Queuing and you loose the real source IP address for the classification.
As a workaround you will need to use qos-group.
HTH
Laurent.
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