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Configure Load Balancing for multilple Vlans

Greetings -

Asking for some guidance in this configuration:
I would like to take my 50mb  uplink and partition 30mb among 3 different Vlans (Cisco switches) so that none of which can consume more than say 10 mb. Would I be able to allocate the the desired bandwidth to selected Eth ports 2-7.

                 *UTM 220 2GB ram  ver 9.211-3*

Any advice or comments appreciated.

TIA

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0 BAlfson over 10 years ago

Wondering if the QoS settings are dynamic in that the pool allocation to each vlan might be able to access more than the allocated bandwidth (10mb ea) if the other vlans are not using their full allocation?

Bingo! That's exactly the reason for the different approach. The LAN you wanted to limit to 10Mb can use the full 50 Mb if no other LAN is using it.

Cheers - Bob

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0 BAlfson over 10 years ago

Wondering if the QoS settings are dynamic in that the pool allocation to each vlan might be able to access more than the allocated bandwidth (10mb ea) if the other vlans are not using their full allocation?

Bingo! That's exactly the reason for the different approach. The LAN you wanted to limit to 10Mb can use the full 50 Mb if no other LAN is using it.

Cheers - Bob

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