Use Radius to send an avpair of the bandwidth of the session back to the
router then have a service-policy applied to your virtual-template(or you
can send the service-policy back through radius too if you need to
differentiate them between sessions) with a parent shaper that shapes
bandwidth percent 100 or whatever you like(it will be the bandwidth returned
via Radius that it references) and then your child QoS policy below that,
you then have per session QoS based on the bandwidth of that unique session.
Ben
On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 9:02 AM, Dave Weis djw...@internetsolver.comwrote:
I'm not finding a lot of good options to do QoS for PPPoE over Ethernet (as
opposed to ATM) subscribers. We have varying speeds for the subscribers
ranging from 256k to 40m so I can't use a hard coded amount to reserve for
voice. In addition, some customers have a single port ATA and some will have
6-10 lines on an IAD.
The setup has a single VLAN per DSLAM as a subinterface on a gig-E port in
a 7200 VXR. Some of the newer equipment will obey 802.1p but the majority of
our equipment does not.
The authentication comes out of freeradius and the approximate downstream
rate of each subscriber is recorded in the same table as the
username/password so if I had to make static definitions for each speed tier
I could do that.
I don't need to do anything elaborate other than move any traffic to or
from a specific subnet to the front of the queue.
Thanks for any help
Dave
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