>I am not sure how I should word my access-list or the police statements
>(bps, normal burst)
I am not sure if I undertood what you are asking.
On the access-list you specify the flow that you want to give the bandwidth
specified on the policy-map.
>interface vlan 90
>service-policy input limit-traffic
>I want to limit traffic coming in and going out.
With this command you are applying the traffic entering the interface.
Maybe CAR would be better if you want to always limit the internal traffic
from reaching the Internet.
For example, if your internal network is connected to FA 0/0 and you
external network is connected to ATM0/0/0, you would apply CAR on you
FA0/0 interface
If I remember right, with Policy map you are only limiting the traffic when
congestion occur; if there is no congestion, the users will use the
available bandwidth.
What platform are you going to apply this? I am asking because you may be
sure that the traffic is going to the interface (not the case when using
MLS).
"Naomi James" @groupstudy.com em 11/03/2003 15:09:51
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Assunto: Modular QoS CLI [7:65074]
I am trying to limit the traffic from two of my subnet using modular QoS
CLI.
I created a traffic class for my two subnets.
class-map match-all res-traffic
match access-group 101
class-map match-all wire-traffic
match access-group 102
I defined a service policy name.
policy-map limit-traffic
class res-traffic
police "bps" "normal burst" exceed-action drop
policy-map limit-traffic
class wire-traffic
police "bps" "normal burst" exceed-action drop
I am going to apply this service policy to my interface connecting to the
Internet.
interface vlan 90
service-policy input limit-traffic
I am not sure how I should word my access-list or the police statements
(bps, normal burst)
so that I can stop these two subnets from saturating our bandwidth (6 MB)
to
the Internet.
I want to limit traffic coming in and going out.
????????????????????????????????????
access-list 101 deny ip "ip address" any
access-list 101 permit ip any any
access-list 102 deny ip "ip address" any
access-list 102 permit ip any any
????????????????????????????????????
Thanks for your help.
Naomi James
Computer Services and Information Technology
Savannah State University
912-356-2509
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