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QoS for Exchange 2007 Laptop Deployment

matt.s
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We are deploying MS Exchange 2007 to laptops cache mode to remote sites. The remote site has 3M bw. When the user logs in the client takes all the bw when it pulls down the mail cache to the laptop. The site uses LLQ for voice. What would be a good solution to make sure exchange does not use all the bw.

-Not data traffic is marked.

Do you have an example?

Thanks

MaTT

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Joseph W. Doherty
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If there are not too many pulling the massive Exchange download at the same time, and assuming you can manage the bottleneck, it could be as simple as using fair queue. This would allow exchange to use all available bandwidth, but share it with other flows, i.e. Exchange wouldn't monopolize it. (You mention LLQ, if you're using CBWFQ, CBWFQ's default-class normally supports FQ.)

If you didn't want Exchange traffic to share the bandwidth, you could accomplish this with a traffic shaper or rate limiter.

Examples would be very dependent on the platform's feature set, version and hardware.

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