I have a Cisco 2611, with two ethernet interfaces in the same bridge group. I define a class map that matches on an IP extended access list, and define a policy map (class-based shaping) using the class map. I apply the policy to e0/1.
Traffic bridged through the router does not get shaped, and show policy interface e0/1 shows no packets going through the policy at all (either through the class map I defined or through default-class).
If I switch to generic traffic shaping, the traffic is shaped to the rate I specify. It appears that any layer 3 (or above) classifiers don't get applied when bridging traffic. Is this the expected behavior?
Is there any way around it, so I would be able to use some QoS through the bridged interfaces? Where I work, we use several Linux-based traffic shapers that can classify all the way to L7 on their bridged interfaces.
TIA