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Bandwidth limit on ERS 8300
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There are two ways to limit traffic.
You can either set multicast/broadcast limits under the ethernet (port) settings. This will drop these types of traffic once the limit is reached. It is more of a security feature to prevent loops taking down the network.
config ethernet <slot/port> bcast-mcast-rate-limit <percent allowed> enable
If you want to limit the total bandwidth a port has coming into the network you will need to look at the QoS shaper settings. This allows you to set the bandwidth allowed on a port
config ethernet <ports> qos shaper enable|disable rate <shaper-rate> burst-size <burst-size> <ports> identifies the slot and port (slot/port)
Before you try either you should download the guides from the Avaya site to fully understand what they do
You can either set multicast/broadcast limits under the ethernet (port) settings. This will drop these types of traffic once the limit is reached. It is more of a security feature to prevent loops taking down the network.
config ethernet <slot/port> bcast-mcast-rate-limit <percent allowed> enable
If you want to limit the total bandwidth a port has coming into the network you will need to look at the QoS shaper settings. This allows you to set the bandwidth allowed on a port
config ethernet <ports> qos shaper enable|disable rate <shaper-rate> burst-size <burst-size> <ports> identifies the slot and port (slot/port)
Before you try either you should download the guides from the Avaya site to fully understand what they do
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