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02-18-2008 08:49 AM
02-18-2008 08:49 AM
dl7201 and shaping
is it possible to shape traffic on eth0/1.111 (vlan 111) interface? I played with bandwidth option but whith no visible changes to traffic flow.
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02-19-2008 04:18 PM
02-19-2008 04:18 PM
Re: dl7201 and shaping
The bandwidth command is only used for calculations used by OSPF and QoS etc.
What you would want is the "traffic-shape" command. This is only supported on the physical interface, not VLAN sub-interface.
Example:
int eth 0/2
traffic-shape rate xxxx
This command is not available under:
eth 0/2.111
What you would want is the "traffic-shape" command. This is only supported on the physical interface, not VLAN sub-interface.
Example:
int eth 0/2
traffic-shape rate xxxx
This command is not available under:
eth 0/2.111
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