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Internet Download Throttling affects site-to-site VPN?

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I want to speed up my downloads from a remote site connected by IPsec site-to-site VPN.  To do that, I put in a Download Throttling rule saying Internet->Any->Private_subnet on my WAN interface.  The idea being to throttle everything but the VPN connection.  My question is, will this also throttle the VPN connection as well since the remote gateway is an Internet address?  I have "Keep classification after encapsulation" checked.  There doesn't seem to be a way to put exclusions in the Traffic Selectors.


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    Internet->Any->Private_subnet on my WAN interface.

    I don't understand that, but it certainly isn't what you need.

    To reserve 10Mbps for the VPN, you need two rules, in order:
      {Remote public IP} -> IPsec -> External (Address) : limit to 100000kb
    • Internet -> Any -> External (Address) : limit to {total available less 10Mbps}

    Cheers - Bob
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    Internet->Any->Private_subnet on my WAN interface.

    I don't understand that, but it certainly isn't what you need.

    To reserve 10Mbps for the VPN, you need two rules, in order:
      {Remote public IP} -> IPsec -> External (Address) : limit to 100000kb
    • Internet -> Any -> External (Address) : limit to {total available less 10Mbps}

    Cheers - Bob
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