Cisco Cisco Flex 7510 Wireless Controller Guia De Resolução De Problemas
config qos average−data−rate silver per−ssid upstream limit
config qos average−realtime−rate silver per−ssid upstream limit
config qos burst−realtime−rate silver per−ssid upstream limit
Map this QoS profile in WLAN using this command:
config wlanqoswlan_id silver
3.
Enable both 802.11 a and 802.11 b radios.
4.
Check that the above values are configured correctly using these show commands:
show qos silver
show wlan [wlan−id]
5.
Associate two or more clients to the above WLAN. Then, start sending TCP and UDP traffic from
wireless to wired client using a traffic generator (for example, LAN traffic tool) more than the defined
parameters above.
wireless to wired client using a traffic generator (for example, LAN traffic tool) more than the defined
parameters above.
For example, if average−data−rate = 1000 Kbps per SSID and burst data rate = 2000 Kbps per SSID,
then all clients together share the bandwidth. Also, traffic of clients together should not exceed more
than 1000 Kbps average per radio of AP.
then all clients together share the bandwidth. Also, traffic of clients together should not exceed more
than 1000 Kbps average per radio of AP.
6.
Check client statistics using this show command:
(wlc) show client details [mac−addr]
7.
Optional: Repeat the test case with other QoS profiles: bronze, gold and platinum.
8.
Rate limit applied per−client on upstream traffic configuration
This to verify that when rate−limit is applied per−client on upstream traffic, the throughput is limited for all
clients associated to that WLAN as per configuration.
clients associated to that WLAN as per configuration.
Disable both 802.11a and 802.11b radio using these commands:
config 802.11a disable network
config 802.11b disable network
1.
Define the rate in Kbps for TCP and UDP traffic per−client:
config qos average−data−rate silver per−client upstream limit
config qos average−data−rate silver per−client upstream limit
config qos average−realtime−rate silver per−client upstream limit
config qos burst−realtime−rate silver per−client upstream limit
2.
Map this QoS profile in WLAN using this command:
config wlan qos wlan_id silver
3.
Enable both 802.11 a and 802.11 b radios.
4.
Check that the above values are configured correctly using these show commands:
show qos silver
show wlan [wlan−id]
5.
Associate two or more clients to the above WLAN. Then, start sending TCP and UDP traffic from
wireless to wired client using a traffic generator (for example, LAN traffic tool) more than the defined
parameters above.
wireless to wired client using a traffic generator (for example, LAN traffic tool) more than the defined
parameters above.
For example, if average−data−rate = 1000 Kbps per SSID and burst data rate = 2000 Kbps per SSID,
then all clients together share the bandwidth, and traffic of clients together should not exceed more
than 1000 Kbps average per radio of AP.
then all clients together share the bandwidth, and traffic of clients together should not exceed more
than 1000 Kbps average per radio of AP.
6.
Check client statistics using this show command:
(wlc) show client details [mac−addr]
7.
Optional: Repeat the test case with other QoS profiles: bronze, gold and platinum.
8.