Hi guys,
is a there a way to limit the bandwidth on a switch port? I don't want to do QoS just to restrict whatever flows through a port to a specific limit. The switch is Cisco 4006.
TIA
Alex.
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17 years ago
Bandwith control on a 4006?
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17 years ago
Hi Alex,
You may wish to investigate Storm Control:
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Hope this helps.
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Uhmmmm... it's for 2900/3500 series.....
Anyway I can set the limit in packets per seconds. So keeping the maximum size of a packet as 1500 bytes I need only to divide the bandwidth by that number*8, i.e. 12000.
Now I only need to find how to do that on a 4006.
Thanks, you gave me a good point from where to get started.
Alex.
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Alex,
Cisco Catalyst 4000 Series Switch Documentation:
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Sincerely,
Brad Reese Global Cisco Systems Pre-Sales Support
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