Is there any way to get a router to reserve a certain amount of bandwidth for a certain connection/port? What I'm trying to do is ensure that incoming IPsec connections have enough bandwidth.. so if someone connects with IPSec they'll always have at least x kbps avaialble reguardless of what else is going on the connection. We have a small fract T1 which is easily 100% taken up during file downloads & slowing the VPN user's connections down to a crawl.
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Reserve bandwidth for connection
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check out this Cisco web site
good Luck!!!
Jeter@LasVegas.com
J.Fisher CCNA
good Luck!!!
Jeter@LasVegas.com
J.Fisher CCNA
hamidsheikh25
Technical User
Jeter the website u mentioned is shitty , there is no information related to bobcat's question
hamid
hamid
Class-Based Weighted Fair Queueing comes to mind. Check out this link.
I have not yet tried to implement this so I do not know exactly how it will work or any problems that may crop up. However it may be a start.
Good luck.
Bluecrack
I have not yet tried to implement this so I do not know exactly how it will work or any problems that may crop up. However it may be a start.
Good luck.
Bluecrack
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