From: steve brown (stevelbrown@sympatico.ca)
Date: Sun Oct 27 2002 - 15:17:42 GMT-3
My mistake, here, it is an interface command. I took my example for syntax
for Cisco Press' Cisco Field Manual: Router Configuration which shows it as a
router process command. I tried it on one of my routers IOS 12.0 and it is in
fact an interface command.
Steve Brown
steve brown wrote:
> You can use the ip bandwidth-percent which is a router process command to
> limit the % of the bandwidth on that interface that the eigrp process will
> use. The default this is set to 50%. This command is used in conjunction
> with the bandwidth set on the interface.
> command syntax
> (router)ip bandwidth-percent eigrp process-id percent
>
> Steve Brown
>
> zapeta zape wrote:
>
> > Hello Guys,
> > To limit the eigrp traffic let say to 2 meg. Should I use the bandwith
> > command on the interface ?
> > regards
> > Zape
> >
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