How to configure a rate shaping
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‎04-07-2014 05:19 PM
Dear.
Would I like to know how I configure a rate shaping?
I need to ensure 2 Mbps for a network on a port with 1 Gbps bandwidth in a X480 Summit.
Would I like to know how I configure a rate shaping?
I need to ensure 2 Mbps for a network on a port with 1 Gbps bandwidth in a X480 Summit.
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‎04-25-2016 05:52 AM
As far as I understand it, traffic meters are used to implement policing (limiting), not shaping.
Shaping seems to be implemented on EXOS by defining several QoS profiles, assigning bandwidth and buffers, and using a QoS scheduler. Traffic that is not not forwarded immediately is kept in the buffer and sent later (if that QP is serviced at all and if the traffic fits in the buffers).
Shaping seems to be implemented on EXOS by defining several QoS profiles, assigning bandwidth and buffers, and using a QoS scheduler. Traffic that is not not forwarded immediately is kept in the buffer and sent later (if that QP is serviced at all and if the traffic fits in the buffers).
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‎04-23-2016 08:08 PM
Just looking into configuring rate shaping. I apologise in advance if this is wrong but isn't this example rate limiting not rate shaping?
Is that right? If not, what's the difference between the two and if you have any examples. This is linked to my post here:
https://community.extremenetworks.com/extreme/topics/exos-rate-limiting-and-rate-shaping
Many thanks.
Is that right? If not, what's the difference between the two and if you have any examples. This is linked to my post here:
https://community.extremenetworks.com/extreme/topics/exos-rate-limiting-and-rate-shaping
Many thanks.
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‎04-07-2014 06:39 PM
Hello Demetrio
Is this ingress, egress or both? For ingress you need to create a meter and then assign that meter to the port or traffic using an ACL. The meter will drop any traffic that is over the meter. For egress you need to define a qosprofile using the command create qosp qp5 for example then assign that traffic to the qosprofile and finally put a maximum setting on the traffic using the command config qosp qp5 peak_rate 2 M ports
I hope that helps if there are more questions please let us know.
P
Is this ingress, egress or both? For ingress you need to create a meter and then assign that meter to the port or traffic using an ACL. The meter will drop any traffic that is over the meter. For egress you need to define a qosprofile using the command create qosp qp5 for example then assign that traffic to the qosprofile and finally put a maximum setting on the traffic using the command config qosp qp5 peak_rate 2 M ports
I hope that helps if there are more questions please let us know.
P
