From: jeff.s.golia@verizon.com
Date: Tue Oct 18 2005 - 14:35:19 GMT-3
Leigh,
Your second example only sets the bandwidth on the interface for
calculation by routing protocols. It has no effect on how much traffic
passes. Also it is set in kbps, so if running eigrp it will calculate
cost based on a 5000000000bps (5GBps) link.
Try RATE-LIMIT command as your alternative to MQC
(CAR)
HTH
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Jeffrey Golia
CCIE#14849
Tac Engineer (Converged Technology Services)
Verizon Enterprise Premise Solutions
Tel # 1-800-993-2264
email : Jeff.S.Golia@Verizon.com
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"Leigh Harrison" <ccileigh@gmail.com>
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10/18/2005 01:15 PM
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Subject: Limiting bandwidth on an interface
All,
When asked to configure an interface so that only 5meg is allocated for
all traffic would it be better to do this:-
class-map ALLtraffic
match any
policy-map anything5MEG
class ALLtraffic
police 5000000
interface f0/0
service-policy input anything5MEG
service-policy output anything5MEG
Or should I opt for the more simple:-
interface f0/0
bandwidth 5000000
Both would have the desired squeezing effect.
Comments ?
LH
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