I too am using Cambium burst/sustain setting in the SM for traffic shaping and I am finding that the CDN's do not handle that at all for slowing down traffic. If you have SM set to 3mbps on sustain speed CDN will try to delivery 6Mbps and the SM will basically go into limp mode and barely pass traffic and latency spikes through roof and customer experience is extreamly slow internet. I have to shape with another appliance ahead of the SM to keep customer experience happy.
On Mon, Nov 28, 2016 at 8:54 AM, Dave <dmilho...@wletc.com> wrote: > We currently have our Cambium subscribers do all of the package QOS > assignments to allow for a burst/stream config. > My issue is I am not sure the best way to distribute access to each user > except via a layer2 bridge with some vlans for better segmentation. > We do route everything but when it comes to consolidation at the edge for > the customer its nothing more than a bridge. I have heard that ppoe > would be a better option to take. I am not sure of this due to all the > concentrators that may be needed and issues with that as well. > We simply do layer 2 and use the horizon isolation for each port and vlans > where needed and tell the APs to block all subscriber destined upstream > chatter. > > Video is becoming more and more an issue with any wireless network. > > > On 11/23/2016 12:44 PM, Kurt Fankhauser wrote: > > Are you are just looking to shape general traffic to a client (like give > someone a 1.5Mbps plan) then you could use Mikrotik and simple queues which > is very in-expensive. If you want to do some shaping on an application like > only streaming or Windows Updates and stuff like that then that's where > things start to get expensive. I am using the Procera myself for that and > although I havn't tried any of the other brands you mention I am very happy > with the Procera. > > On Wed, Nov 23, 2016 at 1:33 PM, Wireless Administrator <wirel...@htn.net> > wrote: > >> We’re in the market for a traffic shaping appliance and have had a look >> at Procera so far. I have a list of vendors/products a have assembled over >> time that I was going to look into: >> >> >> >> Saisei >> >> NetEqualizer >> >> *Packeteer (Bluecoat)* >> >> *NetEnforcer (Allot)* >> >> *Network Composer (Cymphonix)* >> >> *Exinda* >> >> >> >> *Anyone care to share experiences on this subject?* >> >> >> >> *Steve B.* >> >> >> > > > -- >
