Is it possible and or do you know how to restrict bandwidth on a VPNR 1050

[jigsaw telecoms]

Is it possible and or do you know how to restrict bandwidth on a user basis rather than the whole interface on a VPNR 1050?

My scenario is that I have wireless customers connected to a NT 2350 acces point controller(Trapeze MXR2 now Juniper!) and I want to stop a user taking all the available bandwidth, 4mb.

The VPNR 1050 issues the client IP addresses, terminates L2 and alot more and whilst I can limit the whole interface (FastEthernet 0/1) facing the NT 2350 I don't seem to be able to work out how to limit individuals or better still mac addresses.

The 2350 does something similar in respect it limits the total bandwidth of the SSID only.

Thanks again.

[Michael McNamara]

Look at the following document;

http://support.avaya.com/css/P8/documents/100102090

Under QoS -> Bandwidth Management

Good Luck!

[jigsaw telecoms]

I had looked at an earlier verion of this document and again its the same it covers only the interface and not the clients attached.

I wonder if its worth looking at individual tunnels for the clients and then using the tunnels to limit the bandwidth.

The alternative is newer hardware....

[Michael McNamara]

It appears to me that you can apply it to groups... which are in turned applied to individual user tunnels and/or branch office tunnels.


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To configure Bandwidth Management
1 Choose Admin, License Keys, and then type the key for the Advanced Routing license.
2 Click OK.
3 Choose QoS, Bandwidth Mgmt.
The Bandwidth Management window appears. You must define bandwidth rates in bits per second (bps). For example, 10 Mb/s equals 10 000 000 bps.
4 Choose Profiles, Groups, and then click Edit for the group.
5 From the Connectivity section, click Configure.
6 In the User Bandwidth Policy section, click Configure, and then define the committed and excess bandwidth rates.
7 Click OK.
8 From QoS, Bandwidth Mgmt, enable Bandwidth Management.
9 Click OK.
10 Choose QoS, Interfaces to configure the over-subscription rate. Use this ratio to adjust for some users that do not use all of their allotted bandwidth
simultaneously under normal circumstance. The default is 10:1.


Good Luck!