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If all else fails, create an regular (upload) qos rule for Netflix, throttling it, BUT use the internal interface(s) of the UTM, as the source parameter, and the client network(s) you wish to throttle it for as the destination -- and place the rule on the internal interface(s) of the utm. It's sort of an upload QoS rule in reverse... it will work, I've done it before (assuming application control is detecting Netflix traffic correctly -- I'm not aware that it isn't, but one poster here has said it isn't working right). This is what I used to do all the time before we had download throttling. Squeeze the pipe on the other side, the flow will slow on the internet side [:)]
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