05-30-2018 01:11 AM
Hi,
I only just noticed in the Rate Control screen in NG (Configure-Common Objects-User Profile-QoS) the button reads "Manage Rate Limit per client". In the original Hive Manager the rate control in the similar screen was "per User". I am assuming that client means "a client device", as it does in the rest of the Hive Manager.
Just wanted to check that this is a change and not a mistake in the interface. We found the ability to limit bandwidth per user useful, instead of the per device/IP rate limiting that our firewall offers.
Regards,
Malcolm Snelgrove
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06-13-2018 07:51 PM
Hi @Malcolm Snelgrove ,
To make sure I was providing the best information, I confirmed with peers and upper-tier engineers.
Although the language is different between Classic and NG,
Classic's "Per User Rate Limits"
and Hivemanager's (formerly NG) "Rate Limit Per Client"
both function as "Per Client Device within the User-Profile".
The language was corrected from Classic to Hivemanager to use the term 'Client' when referring to 'Client Devices'.
I think if I am missing something here, it's because I don't know what kind of Authentication/User-Management & SSID you have deployed.
Could you advise what kind of Authentication you have on the SSID? And does each user have their own Credentials? If so, is this done with PPSK or RADIUS?
Happy to assist,
David Souri
HiveCommunity Moderator
06-01-2018 03:19 AM
Are we sure? You say ""Per Client" rate applies to all "Client Devices" connected and associated with the specific User Profile."
Don't you mean "associated with a specific user with the specific User Profile"?
I always understood that the rate limit was spilt across the number of allowed devices for a user under the SSID, and believe I have repeatedly seen this in action. So a user (on the same AP) downloading on two devices would not exceed the "Rate Limit per User" figure in the original Hive Manager.
05-31-2018 09:13 PM
Hello,
You are correct. You start with the User-Profile level view, then select which refers to each 'Client Device'.
It seems that the wording has changed, but the functionality is the same, in that the "Per Client" rate applies to all "Client Devices" connected and associated with the specific User Profile.
I hope this helps,
David Souri
HiveCommunity Moderator