What you are running on T1?
If you are running Frame Relay, use FRTS to configure the CIR.
Another way is to use rate-limit command on the interface.
Another way is to use class based queuing to allocate the bandwithd to
different class of services.
Nadeem
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Fernando Shiran wrote:
> Hello,
access-list 1 permit ip.of.sit.e1 (these are the sites you are
rate-limiting.)
access-list 1 permit ip.of.sit.e2 (these are the sites you are
rate-limiting.)
interface serial x/x (the interface closest to the site you want to rate
limit)
rate-limit input access-group 1 XXX YYY ZZZ conform-action
Fernando,
To limit traffic there is basically two places :
Ingress and Egress (but usually on ingress) : Rate limit using "Commited
Access Rate - CAR"
Egress only : Shaping with "GTS"
Frank s.
Fernando Shiran wrote:
> Hello Larry,
>
> My problem is that the sites are at close Proximity. (
cb car
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> Hello Larry,
>
> My problem is that the sites are at close Proximity. (inside a building)
And
> using ethernet Switch for the connections as the Internet link get
> terminated to the same switch. But using
Hello Larry,
My problem is that the sites are at close Proximity. (inside a building) And
using ethernet Switch for the connections as the Internet link get
terminated to the same switch. But using different subnets for two sites
with Vlans on the Switch.
I want Site B to keep from bursting the l
What type of connection is between site A and B ?
Without knowing you layout, it might be possible to use queuing to limit
what address's get a percentage of the bandwidth.
If you can't do it internal, and assuming you can assign each site a
different external IP address, you could just filter on
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