I've not tried traffic shaping on the connection. The EoS connection has 11 VT1.5's, which should be a hard limit of about 16.8Mbps. I've verified the duplex/speed settings all the way through the network.
All of our testing is TCP based, and I know the 2811 doesn't support flow control, which I would think really help here. If I use traffic shaping instead of policing, can I simply set the CIR, and not set Be? Joe On 2/16/08, Brad Henshaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Joe Freeman wrote: > > > I tried both straight rate-limiting and traffic policing with no change > in > > symptoms. > > Did you try a policy map with 'shape average' or 'shape peak', attached > in the out direction on Fa0/0? You might need to subtract from the 15Mbps > rate to account for any container mapping overhead (depending on how > you define your 15Mbps). Policing obviously won't be friendly to TCP, but > this is irrelevant if you tested using UDP. > Also - bear in mind that shaping will chew through CPU usage on a 2811, so > keep an eye on that. You should be fine with 15Mbps if they're not enabling > too many other fancy features (e.g. zone based firewall/CBAC). > > It'd also be worth double/triple-checking duplex setting/negotiation > between his 2811 and your terminal/mux. > > Regards, > Brad > _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
