| Patrick Diener 2007-05-27, 1:11 pm |
| You could logically limit the available bandwidth from Chicago to
Wichita on the Chicago side using traffic shaping.
This could be used to limit all traffic voice and data. Inside the
traffic shaping queue voice traffic could be prioritized using CBWFQ
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products...00800800fc.html
Regards
Patrick
On 5/26/07, Jonathan Charles <jonvoip@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have always understood that QOS settings need to match on both ends
> of a circuit... so, if you allocate 800k on one side, you need to do
> the same on the other.
>
> I am now working on an MPLS circuit that has DS3s on some sides, DS1s
> on others... do I still need to match QOS settings?
>
> Customer wants 800k on the T1s and 2500k on the DS3s... I don't think
> it will matter as I am matching these bw limits on the locations...
> but how do I throttle calls from a DS3-side location to a DS1
> location?
>
> For example... main site is in Chicago, they have a DS3, one remote
> site is in Wichita and has a T1... so, I put 800k for Wichita and
> 2500k for Chicago... what is to stop Chicago from flooding Wichita
> with 2.5MB of calls?
>
>
>
> Jonathan
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