The bandwidth statement just alters the EIGRP bandwidth metric. So if
you are using EIGRP and want it to reflect the true bandwidth of the
link, then yes. Else it does not matter.
-Ben
On Jul 1, 2010, at 10:43 AM, Roger Wiklund wrote:
Hi
When using a physical interface of 100meg with an outbound policy-
map that
shapes all traffic to 30meg, should the bandwidth of the physical
interface
reflect the shaped value?
The policy-map is also using remaining bandwidth percentage x for
different
classes.
I would assume you want the percentage level to calculate based on the
30meg, rather than on the 100meg right?
Thanks!
Regards
Roger
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