Dual rate-limit on interface possible?
fonestar1978
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Hello,
I have effectively rate-limited users on one vlan to 64kbps but what I'm wondering is if I can also rate-limit the entire interface collectively to 2.5Mbps?
I know you can't use the old style "rate-limit input.." when you have a service-policy on that interface but is there a way to incorporate the two together in the same policy?
Thanks!
I have effectively rate-limited users on one vlan to 64kbps but what I'm wondering is if I can also rate-limit the entire interface collectively to 2.5Mbps?
I know you can't use the old style "rate-limit input.." when you have a service-policy on that interface but is there a way to incorporate the two together in the same policy?
Thanks!
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Panzer919 Member Posts: 462I may be wrong, I have not gotten into much policy design standards (please correct me if I am wrong) but to me if what you are trying to accomplish has multiple expressions it should be set as one policy ( see below), if each setting is for a different function it needs a different policy. You need 2 speed limits on 2 separate interfaces so you would need 2 speed policies.
These are some of our policies for QoS, T1child is applied if we need all the options specified, if not we use the T1 policy just to specify a speed.
policy-map T1child
class c_voip
priority 512
class c_video
set ip dscp af33
bandwidth 800
class c_missioncritical
bandwidth 64
class c_priority
bandwidth 64
class class-default
set ip dscp default
fair-queue
policy-map T1
class class-default
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