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Bandwdith Contract or Traffic Shaping for Ports
Bandwdith Contract or Traffic Shaping for Ports
09-26-2010 03:53 PM
Dear All,
I want to know how to apply a bandwidth contract for controller gigabit ethernet ports or how to apply traffic shaping to limit port for 1024 kbps.
thanks in advance
I want to know how to apply a bandwidth contract for controller gigabit ethernet ports or how to apply traffic shaping to limit port for 1024 kbps.
thanks in advance
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Bandwidth Contracts are applied to Roles
Bandwidth Contracts are applied to Roles
09-26-2010 04:28 PM
Bandwidth contracts are applied to roles, not individual ports (you can apply bandwidth contracts to ports, but they limit broadcast and multicast traffic, not user traffic). The flexibility of this is that you can have 3 different wired users passing traffic through a physical wired port, but then based on their login (and role assigned to that login), you can assign a bandwidth contract.
To apply a contract, you go to configuration> security> access control. Click on edit next to the role that you want to apply the bandwidth contract to. Scroll down to the Bandwidth Contract Session. Click on the dropdown to either select a bandwidth contract or add new one.
Now in doing that, you can vary the bandwidth contract restrictions for different types of user traffic through that port, through authentication.
Colin Joseph
Aruba Customer Engineering
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To apply a contract, you go to configuration> security> access control. Click on edit next to the role that you want to apply the bandwidth contract to. Scroll down to the Bandwidth Contract Session. Click on the dropdown to either select a bandwidth contract or add new one.
Now in doing that, you can vary the bandwidth contract restrictions for different types of user traffic through that port, through authentication.
Colin Joseph
Aruba Customer Engineering
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Re: Bandwdith Contract or Traffic Shaping for Ports
Re: Bandwdith Contract or Traffic Shaping for Ports
11-04-2010 11:24 PM
Hi cjoseph,
How to vary the bandwidth contract restrictions for different types of user traffic such as ftp, smtp?
Thanks.
How to vary the bandwidth contract restrictions for different types of user traffic such as ftp, smtp?
Thanks.
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Bandwidth for Individual Applications
Bandwidth for Individual Applications
11-05-2010 02:37 AM
At this time, bandwidth restrictions are only applied to the user role, not the application.
Colin Joseph
Aruba Customer Engineering
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Colin Joseph
Aruba Customer Engineering
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Re: Bandwdith Contract or Traffic Shaping for Ports
Re: Bandwdith Contract or Traffic Shaping for Ports
11-05-2010 02:44 AM
Thank you very much, Joseph.
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