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QoS between internal networks

Hi,

I need to limit bandwidth between two hosts which are located in two different internal networks. These 2 networks are connected to one ASG7.2 Internal interface. Also I dont want to limit any other traffic coming in or out internal interface. Is it possible?

My configuration

Network -> QoS -> Status
Internal
Total available uplink bandwidth: 1048576 kbits/sec (1gb/sec)
Total available downlink bandwidth: 1048576 kbits/sec (1gb/sec)

Network -> QoS -> Traffic Selector
Host1(Network1)->Any->Host2(Network2)

Network -> QoS -> Bandwidth pool
Bandwidth (kbit/s): 500kb/sec
Specify upper bandwidth limit
Limit (kbit/s): 500kb/sec
Traffic Selectors:
Host1 to Host2

but it is not working. The hosts still take the hole available bandwidth when communicating to each other.

Please help

Thanks,
Roman

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0 BarryG over 17 years ago

These 2 networks are connected to one ASG7.2 Internal interface

If they are both on the same LAN, the traffic will never go through Astaro.

Are you using VLANs in Astaro?

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0 rmakosiy over 17 years ago in reply to BarryG

Hi Barry,

Thank you for reply!

The networks are on different subnets: 10.0.15.0/24 and 10.0.16.0/24. Internal Interface has 10.0.16.x address as main and 10.0.15.x as additional.

So traffic between networks should go through Astaro. If I run tracert from command prompt I can see it.
I am not using vlans

Thanks,
Roman
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0 BarryG over 17 years ago in reply to rmakosiy

I'm not sure if QOS works on virtual interfaces, but you should try setting the QOS settings on BOTH of the interfaces.

Barry
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0 rmakosiy over 17 years ago in reply to BarryG

That's the thing. I cannot enable QoS on additional address/interface. In the QoS settings I can see phisical interfaces only, no additional addresses/interfaces. Does it mean that this configuration is impossible?

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Roman
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0 jjohnston62 over 16 years ago in reply to rmakosiy

I don't understand why this would ever work. QOS is for prioritization, not restricting bandwidth.

If you want to limit bandwidth on a specific server, configure it's connection to your switches at a lower speed.
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0 jjohnston62 over 16 years ago in reply to rmakosiy

I don't understand why this would ever work. QOS is for prioritization, not restricting bandwidth.

If you want to limit bandwidth on a specific server, configure it's connection to your switches at a lower speed.
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