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Bandwidth Throttling an Interface

soundmandan
I'm running 8.103. I want to throttle bandwidth on an interface. So far I have tried setting the limit in the Interface menu with no success. Since then I have tried limiting via QoS with no success either. Any thoughts on what I'm missing?


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    Again, you can only throttle traffic leaving an interface.  In order to limit the traffic flowing into a WAN interface, you have to limit the traffic from it leaving the Astaro on another interface.  That's about all anyone can explain until you say what traffic you're trying to limit.

    Another key thing to understand with Astaro QoS is that it's focused on favoring desired traffic instead of limiting other traffic.  There are cases where an abusive user must be throttled, but, normally, the best way to go is to guarantee bandwidth to the services you  prefer to have priority.

    Cheers - Bob
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    Again, you can only throttle traffic leaving an interface.  In order to limit the traffic flowing into a WAN interface, you have to limit the traffic from it leaving the Astaro on another interface.  That's about all anyone can explain until you say what traffic you're trying to limit.

    Another key thing to understand with Astaro QoS is that it's focused on favoring desired traffic instead of limiting other traffic.  There are cases where an abusive user must be throttled, but, normally, the best way to go is to guarantee bandwidth to the services you  prefer to have priority.

    Cheers - Bob
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