So I have done a bunch of searching and I swear I have my setup right but it doesn't appear to be limiting the bandwidth properly. I am trying to limit the bandwidth usage of a single host on my network. I am running 8.003. I want to allow 1Mbps download and 256Kbps upload. The download appears to work fine but the upload doesn't. I feel like I'm missing something really stupid... Here are the speeds I'm seeing:
And here are my configs:
Can someone please spot the error of my ways? Thanks so much!!!
Also, I don't understand why you would limit traffic arriving from the Internet to 256k, but limit traffic out to the Internet to four times that bandwidth. Most connections have more download bandwidth than upload.
Please adjust 'Total available up(down)link bandwidth' for External(WAN) to your real bandwidth.
In bandwidth pool for 'Internal' use only the traffic selector 2.
Thank you very much for your help.I have changed the configuration (Bandwith = real bandwith / Internal = only the traffic selector 2). But unfortunately I have still the same problem. Everthing is working on the LAN. But if I try in another Network (DMZ) unfortunately the Upload is still affected from the LAN Rule (Qos Upload).
I'm getting crazy :-) What I do wrong? Is the selector not correct?
Also, I don't understand why you would limit traffic arriving from the Internet to 256k, but limit traffic out to the Internet to four times that bandwidth. Most connections have more download bandwidth than upload.
Cheers - Bob
Sorry Bob, I forgot to change the speed. I copied the instruction (above) with the speed. But in reality the users will have a speed Download 10'000 / Upload 1'000.
Thank you very much for your help.I have changed the configuration (Bandwith = real bandwith / Internal = only the traffic selector 2). But unfortunately I have still the same problem. Everthing is working on the LAN. But if I try in another Network (DMZ) unfortunately the Upload is still affected from the LAN Rule (Qos Upload).
I'm getting crazy :-) What I do wrong? Is the selector not correct?
ok first you ahve to set a network host definition up for the m achien in question. You then need to set that machine as either a dns host(if you are using AD or something similar). then the above tips work fine. If you aren't using Ad or soemthing like that then set the machine in question as a static ip(or have hte utm assign it the same ip via mac in dhcp) and then things above work fine. it is possible but the setup has to be right.
I think it's time to look at new pictures of the current status of your QoS configuration.
Did you correct the bandwidth setting for the External interface to indicate 7Mbps for uplink? Did you remove "Selector 1" (traffic to the Internet) from the Bandwidth Pool for the Internal interface?
Also please confirm that none of the Host/Network definitions you have created is bound to a specific interface - that all have 'Interface: >'.
Hi all, i have did like page 1 suggestion, but my qos still not work. here's my condition: i have two provider a (6Mb) and b(2mb). provider b i had set it as standby-failover.
so i test create a qos for my computer. i want my computer only have 250kb for max and guaranteed for browse or download on internet. here's the pic for configuration:
any step i miss it ? i still get bandwidth more than 250kb
* it's work now, i should create pool in internal interface and with in selector. thanks for Bob
