From: Carlos G Mendioroz (tron@huapi.ba.ar)
Date: Tue Sep 14 2004 - 07:16:28 GMT-3
Well,
using MQC you could statically preconfigure each client class with a 1Mb
bandwidth, and the default will get whatever is left. This is no hard
reservation, so unused BW will be used by class-default.
But I guess your scenario may call for a more dynamic way, which I don't
know if any current tool supports. MQC has a lot of information
available for SNMP access, but I don't know if any policy tool can
adjust policy on the fly, or if that is supported to start with.
Geert Nijs wrote:
> Hello group,
>
> I know we can assign bandwidth limitation via policy maps, but these methods always seem to classify complete protocols.
>
> 1) Is it also possible to shape/limit a session (based on TCP ports).
>
> For example: i want to allocate every FTP session to a different client (different source ip) 1 Mb bandwidth dedicated.
> No sessions: no allocations, default traffic gets 100%
> 1 session: FTP, server <-> client A -> 1 Mb reserved for FTP (say 10%), default traffic gets the rest (90%)
> 2 sessions: FTP, server <-> client A
> FTP, server <-> client B -> 1 Mb reserved for each, default traffic gets 80%
>
>
> 2) if we use the "bandwidth" statement in a policy map, is this bandwidth allocated statically ??
> Like suppose HTTP gets 40% bandwidth, de rest gets 60%. If there is no HTTP, will the rest then get 100% ??
>
>
> Is something like this possible on a cisco router ??
>
> Regards,
> Geert
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