Cisco Cisco ISA570 Integrated Security Appliance Leaflet

 

 

Application Note 

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For inbound traffic, you can limit the download rate and change the DSCP and CoS values that other devices and 

applications can use to judge the importance of a packet.  

In the following example, the policy profile applies to inbound traffic for the traffic-selector_download class that you 

saw in the Traffic Selectors examples. If the ISA sees inbound traffic matching the criteria, then the ISA limits the 

download rate to 5Mbps and changes the CoS value to 2. 

 

 

For outbound traffic, you can send the traffic to a priority queue, limit the upload rate, and change the DSCP value 

that other devices and applications can use to judge the importance of a packet.  

In the following example, the policy profile applies to outbound traffic for two classes: the traffic_selector_upload class 

and the VIP class that you saw in the Traffic Selectors section. If the ISA sees outbound traffic matching either of the 

specified traffic selectors, it performs the actions in the class rules.