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Bandwidth limit for site2site connections

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Hi,

how can i limit used bandwidth for a connection between two sites that are connected via ipsec-tunnel?

I configured a traffic selector that machtes source and destination address with any service and created a bandwidth pool on the internet-interface, but that don't seem to work.

Any hints?


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    Not sure what you tried.  I would make a traffic selector 'External (Address) -> IPsec -> {remote IP}' and put a limited bandwidth pool on the External interface.  The admin for the remote device would need to do something similar to limit the traffic coming to you.

    Cheers - Bob
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    Not sure what you tried.  I would make a traffic selector 'External (Address) -> IPsec -> {remote IP}' and put a limited bandwidth pool on the External interface.  The admin for the remote device would need to do something similar to limit the traffic coming to you.

    Cheers - Bob
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Thanks Bob, but i want to limit only a specific connection between both sites.

    I have two sites connected over the internet via IPsec-tunnel. On both sites a windows domain controller is installed and they use DFS-R (distributed filesystem with replication) which brings my internet-uplink to its limit. I know that there is a way to configure bandwidth within windows DFS-R, but i can't use that mechansim.

    For that reason i would like to configure a bandwidth-limit only for serverA => serverB (which passes the tunnel), but not for other sources/destinations on local or remote site.