LevelOne FBR-4000 User Guide
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Setup Bandwidth Control QoS Example
The following is teaching you how to setup bandwidth control QoS.
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Figure 7-3: Policy Configuration
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51200 k bit/Sec is the maximum bandwidth that device CPU can handle.
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First, you have to “Enable” QoS, once you have enabled it. It will start QoS mechanisms.
2. From now on, you can dispatch the network bandwidth (inbound /outbound) to the WAN ports.
By default, the device dispatches each WAN port for inbound & outbound is 6400 kbit/sec
(51200/8)=6400 kbit/Sec. However, your local ISP provides the real bandwidth for each WAN
bandwidth. Therefore, you fill-out the inbound & outbound bandwidth that your local ISP offer to you.
(51200/8)=6400 kbit/Sec. However, your local ISP provides the real bandwidth for each WAN
bandwidth. Therefore, you fill-out the inbound & outbound bandwidth that your local ISP offer to you.
3. Once you fill-out each WAN port bandwidth, then you can move to the next step, setting up each
WAN port inbound/outbound bandwidth policy.